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The longtime faculty member in the Department of Mathematics will spend the 2026-27 academic year researching the way math has been used to drive storytelling – and how stories then spark the curiosity of readers who want to learn more about math concepts.

Sand can sing, whistle, squeak and bark when stepped on.

An innovative audio experience provided a hands-on learning experience for a music production and recording arts student in the Department of Performing Arts with guidance from his faculty and staff mentors.

Through the upper-level course Exercise Testing and Prescription, ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ students will work one-on-one with volunteer participants from the university community.

Hosted weekly by the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Physics & Astro Tea promises engaging discussions, thought-provoking ideas and a delightful spread of refreshments.

Applications are currently open for Sustainability Research Grants, as part of the Sustainability Research Scholars program. The program addresses sustainability through faculty-mentored undergraduate research.

Outdoor Leadership and Education students gained inspiration and professional experience by presenting research and networking with experts at a national research symposium.

Franzese discusses her new co-edited volume on Disney and the transformative impact of study abroad experiences.

Professor Cynthia Fair in the Departments of Public Health and Human Service Studies teaches a class that helps students better understand childbirth, including the language, mechanics and cultural beliefs around human reproduction.

Planning is underway for a transition to Canvas during the 2026–27 academic year, guided by a deliberate approach focused on training and support needs for the campus community.