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������Ƶ President Leo M. Lambert bestowed the university’s highest honor Monday morning on professors emeriti Jim Pace and Judith Howard, and Susan Klopman, ������Ƶ’s vice president emerita of admissions and financial planning.

Jim Hunt, a nationally recognized leader in promoting public education, instructed new graduates from ������Ƶ's Master of Education program to be forceful voices in advocating for their schools and students.

The assistant professor of political science offered a word of caution about a recent academic report calling for enhanced security at U.S. nuclear plants.

The daylong program in the Koury Business Center was attended by more than 240 people.

The interview about the negative macroeconomic impact of employer-financed health care is first scheduled to air August 20 and will be available online.

An annual meeting in Whitley Auditorium allowed university staff to talk with administrators about institutional goals for the upcoming year.

Students who receive packages through the mail will be alerted via email rather than through notes in their campus mailboxes.

A Lumen Scholar who researched elements of the Jain religion, Evans wrote the columns with the goal of contributing to public scholarship.

ArchAerial, a Texas-based firm that produces remote-controlled "quad-copters" for capturing video from the air, spotlights work in Belize conducted by an ������Ƶ anthropologist.

Allyson “Ally” Golightly ’13 and Kelly Zug ’12 will begin their teaching careers in South Korea and Bulgaria, respectively, as recipients of Fulbright program English Teaching Assistantships.