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Karunanayake, assistant professor of English, spoke with The World podcast on the recent Booker Prize winner, "The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida" from Sri Lankan author Shehan Karunatilaka.

Cervantes will read from her newest collection of poems, "April on Olympia," and her previous five books during a Liberal Arts Forum-hosted event on Tuesday, Oct. 18 in Whitley Auditorium.

Students learned ensemble devising methods in the creation of this spooky play.

The chapter by Associate Professor of Biology Jen Hamel appears in the book "Exploring Animal Behavior Through Sound: Volume 1" that is published through Springer Publishing, and is intended for an upper-level undergraduate audience.

Professors in the Departments of History & Geography and English met in LaRose Digital Theater to reflect on the Queen’s life, global politics and the possible futures ahead for the monarchy, Commonwealth and former British colonies.

Routledge published Wente's book, "The Player Piano and Musical Labor: The Ghost in the Machine," in June 2022 and is available in hard copy and digitally through Routledge.

A computer science major and game design minor, Jennings presented his games research project at the World Conference on Smart Trends in Systems, Security, and Sustainability in August with Assistant Professor of Computer Science Pratheep Paranthaman.

The lead game designer of "Splinter Cell: Blacklist," Richard Carrillo recently spoke with ������Ƶ students in the “Game Dev Talks” event hosted by ������Ƶ’s Game Design Minor.

Sophia Robinson left her hometown in North Carolina to begin her year in the Dominican Republic as a fellow at Yspaniola, working to provide high-quality education programs to local children.

As marketing manager for the Thrive Music label, Graves worked to help make the ACRAZE track “Do It To It” a worldwide hit.