Prof. Emerita receives Egyptology award
El Museo Liceo Egipcio de León in Spain awarded Kathryn Bard for her research and writing on Ancient Egypt.
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Anthropology Professor receives NSF Grant
Luke Glowacki received a grant for $447,000 from the Human Networks and Data Science Program to study groups in Ethiopia.
Welcome New College Staff
Welcome to our new colleagues who started at the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences this month!
Ruohao’s Favorite Class
My favorite course in Econ program CAS IR 571 CAS IR 571 is a great promotional course for those who […]
A multimedia journey through ancient texts
In Professor Tabatabai’s CC 320 classroom, ancient Sufi texts—alongside “2001: A Space Odyssey”—come to life
Arts & Sciences adds new majors
CAS has added six new undergraduate majors, from African American & Black Diaspora Studies to Chemical Biology.
The Optimism of Kenneth Lin (CAS`98)
The Credit Karma founder and CEO has found his calling giving consumers tools to change their financial futures
Chemistry Professor Honors His Mother
A pandemic invention helped him endow a scholarship for women in STEM
Aditya Internship Story
Hi everyone, Today I want to share a little bit about my internship as an MSCS student at the Graduate […]
Biology Faculty Member Named Searle Scholar
Dr. Meg Younger, the newest Assistant Professor of Biology, has been named a 2022 Searle Scholar.