“He wanted to make a difference”
A fund in memory of Professor John Snyder provides access to chemistry research
A fund in memory of Professor John Snyder provides access to chemistry research
Petrus Liu, professor of Chinese & comparative literature and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies, focuses his research at the intersection […]
Nico McMahon (CAS'24) won the prestigious Chambliss Award, which recognizes exemplary astronomy research by students.
Eleven CAS faculty members have been promoted to full professor
Students in “Politics of Global Health" investigated methods to mitigate climate issues like extreme heat, storm water, and coastal flooding
David Carballo, professor of Archaeology, Anthropology, and Latin American Studies, focuses on the prehispanic civilizations of central Mexico.
The discovery of more coral diversity may change conservation and restoration efforts.
Students delve into research on black holes, eating disorders, and attention
The Writing Program's Christina Michaud spearheaded a new initiative to rewrite ELL curriculm for multilingual students
Meet Andreana Cunningham, assistant professor of archaeology, anthropology, and African American & Black Diaspora Studies
A photo of a lionfish led Biologist John Finnerty to a new study on coral.
A Different Look at Mental Health in the Medieval Period
GoreFest gathers students and faculty to perform ridiculous readings of ancient drama.
Danielle Dionne, the first Linguistics Department PhD graduate, works at the language learning app Duolingo.
McEvoy has coordinated the Good Friday Agreement Conference, marking the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.
Saleem's studies lie at the intersection of the sociology and politics of race and ethnicity, religion, and gender.
Litvin approaches her research and teaching in an interdisciplinary manner, utilizing comparative analyses on Arabic literary works.
Arts & Sciences celebrated a milestone 150 years as a college with a gala luncheon during Alumni Weekend
The Experiential Learning Connector’s new program provides housing and meals to students with unpaid or low-paid internships.
Margarita Guillory, associate professor of religion, teaches courses on American religious history, digital religion, and religion and popular culture.
Assistant Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences Rachel Denison studies how visual information is processed.
Arts & Sciences welcomed five new postdoctoral scholars to the Society of Fellows.
Arts & Sciences welcomes the 68 new faculty members who have joined our community in 2023.