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��ż�� graduate student Ted Long has received the 2023 American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Foundation Louis Armstrong Scholarship.

_{February 19, 2024}

Bassist Ted Long Receives ASCAP Foundation Louis Armstrong Jazz Scholarship

Underscoring the vibrant talent within the ��ż��' music program, bassist and composer Ted Long has been named the recipient of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Foundation Louis Armstrong Scholarship. Read more

The Krewe of ��ż�� rolled through campus on Tuesday, Feb. 6, celebrating its 2024 theme, “Ladies First: Celebrating ��ż��’s first woman president and many famous firsts.”

_{February 7, 2024}

Krewe of ��ż�� Rolled Under Sunshine, Blue Skies and Ladies First Theme

The Krewe of ��ż�� rolled through campus on Tuesday blasting its 2024 theme, “Ladies First: Celebrating ��ż��’s first woman president and many famous firsts. Read more

Johannah White, (left) information literacy librarian, explains the various creations made with 3D printers in The Innovation Lab at the Earl K. Long Library.

_{January 31, 2024}

��ż��’s Innovation Lab Offers Students Technology Workspace

On the third floor of the ��ż��’ Earl K. Long Library is a space culled out specifically for dreamers and innovators needing to add a little gypsum, plastic—or even fabric—to help move their ideas into the physical realm. Read more

Theatre ��ż��’s spring production of “No Exit,” directed by ��ż�� theatre professor David Hoover, opens Friday, Feb. 2, at the Robert E. Nims Theatre located on campus.

_{January 29, 2024}

Theatre ��ż�� Presents: ‘No Exit’

What does it mean to live in hell? Read more

The newly renovated lounge in the Engineering Building at ��ż�� offers students a comfortable study place.

_{December 12, 2023}

Engineering Study Lounge Renovated with $120K Gift

The study lounge in the Engineering Building at the ��ż�� has been renovated courtesy of a $120,000 gift from ��ż�� alumnus Tony Cibilich. Read more

Acclaimed novelist Maurice Carlos Ruffin, who earned two degrees from the ��ż��, gave the commencement address Friday, Dec. 8, 2023.

_{December 11, 2023}

Novelist Maurice Carlos Ruffin To ��ż�� Grads: ‘I’m living my dream because I went to this school’

Acclaimed novelist Maurice Carlos Ruffin, who earned two degrees from the ��ż��, gave the commencement address Friday, Dec. 8, 2023. Read more

��ż�� student Alvin Webre will be among the hundreds of candidates participating in ��ż��’s fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 8.

_{December 1, 2023}

At 73, ��ż�� Student Alvin Webre Plans To ‘Repurpose’ With Accounting Degree

��ż�� student Alvin Webre will be among the hundreds of candidates participating in ��ż��’s fall commencement ceremony on Dec. 8. Read more

��ż�� graduate student Eduardo Turcios shares research as part of the annual Innovate��ż�� symposium held on campus Nov. 14-15.

_{November 17, 2023}

Innovate ��ż�� Symposium Showcases Students Scholarly Research and Creative Output

Innovate��ż�� offered a platform broad enough to highlight students scholarly research and creative outputs. Read more

��ż�� alumna Sabrina Farmer (left) stands with President Kathy Johnson and Ricky Burke, president of the ��ż�� Alumni Association, at the Distinguished Alumni Gala held Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023 at the National WWII Museum.

_{November 10, 2023}

‘Don’t Underestimate How Far You Can Go, as a ��ż�� Graduate,” Distinguished Alumna Sabrina Farmer Tells Gala Audience

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