������Ƶ

The annual Relationship Rich Expo engaged more than 40 students to reflect on their meaningful relationships and the role they play in student success.

The brothers, a current ������Ƶ student and alumnus, were featured in a profile for The Assembly.

From studying environmental science at ������Ƶ to shaping pesticide policy at the EPA, Gisele Nighswander ’17 is helping safeguard the health of both people and the planet.

Jessica Weickert is moving marketing beyond the screen by using sensory science to design immersive experiences that foster authenticity and a true sense of belonging.

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics has long been active in the Southeastern Section of the Mathematical Association of America, with many department members serving as officers and members of its committees.

Centered on the theme “Distinctly in Bloom: Growing Together,” this year’s celebration invites the campus community to explore the breadth of Asian, Pacific Islander and South Asian cultures through programs hosted by the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education (CREDE).

A selection of the photo contest entries will be displayed at The Oak House and Moseley Center.

A professor’s encouragement helped Christian Seitz ’16 discover a passion for chemistry that ultimately led him to global vaccine research. Now working through the University of Chicago, Seitz studies viruses identified by the World Health Organization as potential pandemic threats in an effort to help prevent future global outbreaks.

Students engaged with alumni and industry professionals through a speaker series, panel and hands-on experiences during Sales Week.

������Ƶ’s Isabella Cannon Global Education Center (GEC) has unveiled its 2027 Winter Term study away programs, giving students the chance to earn academic credit while engaging directly with cultures around the world.