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Students across all majors get to explore their creativity in passion projects for the Kickbox program with the help of the Maker Hub.

SPARKS Peer Educators to host week-long events to provide tools and resources to respect and love one’s body.

Emphasizing the importance of Black culture and a revival of the arts, the Black Solidarity Conference will feature keynote speaker Alex Bohannon ’17.

The think tank published its first policy research pieces this winter after a collaboration between Amaya Gaines ’23 and her mentor, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Policy Studies Dillan Bono-Lunn.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ’s Campus Recreation and Wellness and Counseling Services collaborate to offer the Be Well Program, promoting positive physical and emotional well-being.

Led by Alyssa Martina, faculty member and director of the Doherty Center for Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, the program met with more than 30 companies during a three-week span.

Led by Assistant Professor Brittany Mercado, a January visit to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City provided more than just corporate lessons; it presented current students the opportunity to be mentored by accomplished graduates.

Bryan's project, inspired by the passing of young peers, combines meticulous research with an inspiring dance performance.

Seaton, a defensive lineman for the Phoenix football team, used his NIL deal to partner with Outback Steakhouse and nonprofit Fighting Pretty to host breast cancer charity event on Thursday, Feb. 2.

During the Winter Term course led by Rich Landesberg from the School of Communications, students visited concentration and death camps across Europe.