Author Archive
Eternal Damnation: Undergraduate Research Leads to Unexpected Discovery
Sophomore Alexis Cordone conducted research on views about hell during the Reformation, and was surprised by what she found.
Class of 2012: Michael Mizrahi
One of a handful of student leaders selected for the Leadership Legacy Program, Michael Mizrahi '12 (CLAS) has been active in the Greek community.
Emeritus Professor of Chemistry John Tanaka Dies
John Tanaka, emeritus professor of chemistry and former longtime director of the University’s Honors Programs, died April 14.
Class of 2012: Danielle Millar
An honors student in the School of Nursing, Danielle Millar enjoys the integration of science and social skills in her chosen profession.
Class of 2012: Anne Zinn
Diagnosed with a rare eye disease in her junior year, Anne Zinn found an outlet in creative writing and now hopes to build a career around it.
Spring Weekend: A Message from the Student Affairs VP and the Chief of Police
John Saddlemire and Barbara O'Connor announce arrangements intended to ensure the safety and security of students, the campus, and the surrounding community.
Outstanding Students in the Class of 2012
Read about the accomplishments of some of this year's outstanding graduating students.
Class of 2012: Alexander Velázquez
Alexander Velázquez is graduating with a dual degree in computer science and engineering and German studies. During an internship in Stuttgart, he contributed new code to a driving simulator.
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Dennison Nash Dies
Nash was a pioneer in the study of the anthropology of tourism.
2012 Spring – Your Letters
Out & About Regarding “Out and About,” I must say that the follies of today, motivated by interest groups and political correctness, and embraced uncritically by academia, will one day take their toll. How sad to see the University so misguided and so eager to put itself in the position of misguiding those who are […]