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Gloves and masks from McMichael Science Center were given to the Burlington, N.C., hospital on Thursday; Hospitals nationwide are asking for masks and other protective equipment in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A native of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Barthelmes is a member of the women's track and field team and has posted a 3.65 grade-point-average as an engineering major with a minor in computer science and mathematics. Borucki, from Marlton, New Jersey, is a catcher on the baseball team who is double majoring in physics and computer science, with a 3.47 GPA.

Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is a national organization for students and professionals in STEM fields.

Honors Fellow, engineering major and athlete Madison George '23 set out to design and prototype the first women's pole-vaulting shoe. The support of ������Ƶ faculty, staff, teammates and an alumnus has her thinking bigger.

The interactive workshop, hosted by ������Ƶ’s Department of Physics, will teach participants the “Letter Home” method of writing to convey complex ideas to non-expert audiences.

This new academic quad that is included in the Boldly ������Ƶ strategic plan will seamlessly blend science and technology studies with the arts and humanities.

Foster, a senior tight end, becomes the first ������Ƶ football player to be named the conference's Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

From stand-up comedy to cutting edge HIV research, Jonathan Su aims for sweet spot between teaching engineering skills paired with effective communication

������Ƶ seniors Matt Foster and Michael Borucki wanted to improve the nicotine patch. Their unique solution wowed faculty, will be the engineering program's senior capstone project and could change treatment for addiction.

Did you know it's possible to get your dream job doing what you love most? Gaming! This article provides insight from an ������Ƶ alumn working at PlayStation. Find out what she does and how she got there.