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Nicole Plante '20, with the guidance of her mentor, Assistant Professor of Geography Sandy Marshall, is examining how refugee families create belonging in the United States.

On Tuesday, November 12 from 3:30-5:30 pm in McKinnon Hall representatives from non-profit organizations, rooted in domestic and international causes, will discuss internships, fellowships, post-graduate, and full-time employment opportunities with ������Ƶ students who are passionate about building careers making a difference in the world. 

Students in PWR 297: Writing as Inquiry, along with Smitty's Ice Cream, are putting a new spin on a Southern favorite in the name of research.

The ������Ƶ sophomore builds upon her performanace at ������Ƶ's New Student Convocation in August and other music released earlier this year.

The 2020 edition of “The Best 167 Law Schools" featured student praise for ������Ƶ Law’s faculty, its 2.5-year curriculum, and its highly experiential approach to legal education with a residency-in-practice program that is “a tremendous asset to this school.”

On Nov. 5, the Maker Hub will host an information session about the initiative, which has helped 50 ������Ƶ students explore and bring their ideas to life.

The Biology Department's annual TriBeta alumni panel on Friday, Nov. 1, gave students the opportunity to have questions answered about classes, social life, finding a job and taking advantage of all ������Ƶ has to offer.

The new studio in the Koury Athletic Center, made possible through a gift from ������Ƶ parents Rick and Laura Needham P’19, will support both academic and wellness programs on campus.

The students join a global community of Fellows charged with increasing campus engagement with innovation, entrepreneurship, design thinking and creativity.

A group of Martha and Spencer Love School of Business students analyzed current economic conditions and shared their findings during the collegiate competition.