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The sport management major is spending the summer with NBCUniversal as a Phillies broadcast intern, shadowing different roles at Citizens Bank Park. The internship has given him opportunities to connect with veteran broadcasters, producers and writers, while researching how sports betting is shaping real-time storytelling in baseball.

ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ Los Angeles students spoke with alum Frankie Capisano '16, an award winning writer and producer, about launching a post-graduating professional career.

The Team Academic Excellence Award recognizes the institution with the highest collective grade point average in all 22 sports sponsored by the CAA.

The Lumen Scholar is connecting her interests in dance and math by studying the danceability of a knot.

During a 12-day immersive journalism workshop at ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ, 18 high school students explored reporting, storytelling, and media production while gaining firsthand experience in the communications industry.

The elementary education major is completing two surveys involving progressive education and garden-based education, hoping to shed light on the connections between the two.

Saffie Hollingsworth '27 has created a board game to help first-year students navigate university.

ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ’s Accelerated Pathways program allows students to complete their undergraduate studies in three and a half years, and then have the option for an early start in two graduate programs.

Heidi Hollingsworth, Bill Burress, Jeffrey Carpenter and Mark Enfield published their peer-reviewed research in the journal "Teaching and Teacher Education."

Research by Assistant Professor Smaraki Mohanty explores how labels about green energy use can lead consumers to view food products as healthier, even when nothing else about the product has changed.