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Heather Olivier, a May 2023 doctoral graduate from the ��ż��� counselor education program, won a prestigious national award for her dissertation.  Read more

Theatre ��ż��� opens the fall semester with the production “Dead Name,” an original play by Kylie Vanni, a student in the Creative Writing Workshop at the ��ż���.   Read more

The ��ż���’ School of the Arts will open its Musical Excursions Fall 2023 Series on Wednesday, Sept. 20 with jazz performances by Brad Walker + Extended.  Read more

Dr. Kathy Johnson has been selected as the next president of the ��ż���.  Read more

Jen LeCompte, a student in the ��ż��� counselor education master’s program, has been selected for a military scholarship through the National Board for Certified Counselors.  Read more

The ��ż��� will also honor distinguished alumni from its four academic colleges and athletics at the annual Distinguished Alumni Gala presented by Entergy.   Read more

A $750,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation will help fund a collaborative public humanities effort among ��ż���’s Midlo Center, the Neighborhood Story Project and the Justice Studies Ph.D. Program.   Read more

��ż��� justice studies doctoral students Nathalie DuPont, Ben Posner and Emily Ratner competed in the American Evaluation Association’s (AEA) inaugural Student Evaluation Case Competition.  Read more

The ��ż��� Presidential Search Committee selected two finalists on Tuesday.   Read more