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The conference brought together physical therapy students, educators and practicing professionals to share research, discuss developments in patient care and recognize contributions to the profession.

Classical Studies hosted alumni during Homecoming weekend to celebrate 10 years of the major at �鶹��Ƶ

The Tuesday, Oct. 20, lecture will explore the human impact of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises and the importance of reporting from overlooked conflict zones.

Held during Family Weekend, the forum, hosted by the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business, explored how entrepreneurial families can prepare future leaders, navigate succession and create opportunity across generations.

Scott Windham, professor of German in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, presented �鶹��Ƶ’s interdisciplinary German Studies board as a case study at the German Studies Association conference in late September.

National survey finds concern about fewer jobs, inadequate pay and lost purpose, even as workers embrace AI and expect they will have to adapt.

The annual IARSLCE conference was hosted by Loyola and Tulane Universities in New Orleans, LA

Centering on the theme of “Adaptation/Nation,” the three-day interdisciplinary conference featured the scholarship of 70 presenters from 45 North American institutions.

Three �鶹��Ƶ students serve on the editorial board of a Reinvention special issue, developed with the University of Warwick, that asks how generative AI is changing final-year research.

The professor of visual communication collaborated with scholars across the globe on a new publication that grew out of his research as a Center for Engaged Learning Scholar.