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Brian Mathews, who describes libraries as spaces “where knowledge meets possibility,” begins his new role in August and will focus on growing a campus hub of human-centered innovation that “sparks imagination and invites students, faculty, and staff to work together.”

At this year’s Residence Life Awards, First-Phoenix LLC emerged as a leading force of excellence, sweeping several top honors.

Hosted by the Gender and LGBTQIA Center, the May 9 program inside Alumni Gym recognized seniors and employees who have contributed their talents, knowledge and service toward building an inclusive university community for all people.

The board-certified family medicine physician will lead Student Health Services and the Faculty/Staff Health & Wellness Clinic, in partnership with Cone Health, to support student and employee well-being through clinical care and medical oversight.

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Residence Life celebrates student leaders, student employees, staff and faculty.

Associate Professor of Finance Chris Harris offered his advice on credit card fees to WalletHub.

The current chair of the Department of Psychology joins the administrative team of the largest academic division at ������Ƶ starting June 1, 2025.

The 2024-25 faculty and staff giving campaign at ������Ƶ reflects a powerful spirit of generosity and shared purpose. At a celebration held May 8, university leaders honored this collective impact and the meaningful ways ������Ƶ employees give back to enrich the student experience.

Shaina Dabbs was recognized for the Women in Sports (WINS) program, which she founded in 2018.