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Two Love School of Business students, Hector Serrano Martin ’26 and Gabrielle Lerner ’27, turned New York City into a hands-on classroom through internships in global finance and luxury fashion.

The recent ������Ƶ graduate and sport management professor co-published a peer-reviewed study, analyzing attendance factors in the National Women’s Soccer League.

The Homecoming Concert returns this year with headliner band, Plain White T's.

Pagnapech Ngoun '26 and a mathematics faculty member Hwayeon Ryu presented at MathFest, the annual meeting of the Mathematical Association of America on Aug. 6-9 in Sacramento, California.

Four students and four faculty and staff participated in Interfaith America’s 2025 Interfaith Leadership Summit, “Chords of Democracy.”

The 2026 edition of "The Best 391 Colleges" ranks ������Ƶ among the nation’s “Best-Run Colleges” while showcasing its career services, performing arts productions, residential facilities, dining options and intramural sports opportunities.

The 182 students in ������Ƶ School of Law’s largest-ever class represent 31 states, 90 undergraduate institutions and hold a variety of experiences in the law and service.

The Hon. John Morris L’10, the law school’s first graduate to become a Superior Court judge, urged ������Ƶ Law’s largest-ever class to commit themselves to diligence, service and perseverance during ceremonies held Aug. 5, 2025, in ������Ƶ's Alumni Gym.

The Center for Engaged Learning’s ������Ƶ Statements aids scholarly teachers who are interested in research-informed pedagogies to improve their teaching and to make students’ learning more meaningful.

While ������Ƶ Academy students are not required to attend ������Ƶ, the ������Ƶ Class of 2029 features the most students ever from the university’s college-access program.