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Â鶹ÊÓƵ’s civic engagement efforts during the 2026 midterm election season include voter registration, educational programs, Election Day resources and opportunities for dialogue before and after the election.

Kramer recently got a tattoo after the Class of 2025 surpassed his challenge for at least 85% of graduates to pass the bar exam on the first try.

Published in the Journal of Sport Management, the new research draws on the experiences of 16 NCAA head coaches to reveal how sudden job loss can affect professional identity, well-being, finances and family life.

Mathematics and statistics faculty member Nancy Scherich explains complex mathematical theories through dance.

Mike Kennedy ’91 P’22 has enjoyed a storied career with Â鶹ÊÓƵ Baseball, first as a player and later as head coach. This year, Kennedy clinched his 900th career win after nearly 30 years coaching the Phoenix.

In the course COR 4180: New York City: Living in the Global Community, Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Safia Swimelar uses the city as a microcosm to help students understand the diversity and complexity of global humanity.

For countless students and alumni, Professor of Journalism Anthony Hatcher’s greatest lessons extended far beyond the classroom, and his retirement this spring marks the conclusion of a remarkable career defined by mentorship, connection and service.

Hyunuk Kim, assistant professor of business analytics, co-authored research examining how independent game developers are using generative AI to turn ideas into playable games.

Associate Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Student Health and Well-Being Jana Lynn Patterson's experience as a first-generation college student laid the foundation for her storied career in higher education.

Matt Buckmaster was invited to share insights and best practices on assessment in the Core Curriculum using the AAC&U VALUE rubrics.