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Addressing a crowd of 400 people might be a daunting task to some. But Sabrina Farmer, who spoke to such a group inside the Boeing Freedom Pavilion at the National WWII Museum, is used to performing under pressure.  Read more

��ż��� biological sciences professor Nicola Anthony immersed herself in the culture and ecology of the tropical forest and rural villages in the central African country of Gabon as part of a research field school aimed at training the next generation of conservation scientists.  Read more

The fall 2023 issue of Silver & Blue is headed to your mailbox and is available around campus.  Read more

Acclaimed novelist and ��ż��� alumnus Maurice Carlos Ruffin will serve as the principal speaker at the University’s fall 2023 commencement ceremony.  Read more

��ż��� graduate student Amanda Kirkland is one of 85 students in the nation named to the 2024 class of the John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship program.  Read more

��ż��� math professor Peter Bierhorst has received an $800,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to further his research in quantum entanglement.  Read more

Three of the four LCMC Health Minority Administrative Fellows who make up the inaugural class are graduates of the ��ż���.  Read more

��ż��� faculty member Madeline Foster-Martinez is one of seven scientists to receive a Gulf Research Program Early-Career Research Fellowship in Environmental Protection and Stewardship.  Read more

The ��ż��� ranks among universities that are national leaders in economic mobility, according to a new report from the policy institute Third Way.  Read more