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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

The ��ż��� Presidential Search Committee selected five semifinalists to interview for the school’s top post.  Read more

The Class of 2027 was officially welcomed to campus on Friday with a formal ceremony and a get-to-know-you party with their peers.  Read more

The ��ż��� has announced a partnership with Academic Partnerships (AP) to support the expansion of its online portfolio of graduate degree programs.  Read more

��ż��� researcher and science educator Dinah Maygarden has been named one of The Urban Conservancy’s 2023 Urban Heroes.  Read more

Leah Myers, who earned an MFA in creative writing from ��ż���, has published her first book “Thinning Blood.”  Read more