Tom Hanks to Star in Film Adaptation of George Saunders鈥� Book
The collaboration brings award-winning "Lincoln in the Bardo" to the screen through a hybrid live-action and stop-motion movie featuring Hanks as President Abraham Lincoln.
Public Scholarship Certificate Fuels Career Momentum, Collaboration Across Campus
The new public scholarship certificate offers graduate students, postdocs and community partners valuable opportunities for collaboration, community engagement and career advancement.
First-Year and Transfer Students Honored for High Academic Achievement
Scholars who achieve a minimum 3.75 GPA in their first semester are awarded a renewable $500 per semester scholarship and Universitywide recognition.
A&S Professor Wins Award for Adult Learner Research
Collie Fulford is honored for her book centering voices of degree-seeking adult students.
Graduate School Honors 9 Students With Annual Research, Creative Work Awards
The awards recognize academic excellence and outstanding research and creative work by master鈥檚 and doctoral students.
Reality TV Meets Campus Life in Student-Run Syrvivor Club
A recognized student organization (RSO) produces full seasons of a 鈥淪urvivor鈥� spinoff on campus, teaching production skills and building friendship and lasting community.
University Honors Douglass Day by Helping Preserve Black History
Faculty, staff and students helped to transcribe important historical documents from the Colored Conventions of the 1800s for future digitization.
Professor Creates Tool to Help Researchers Handle Complex Identity Responses
The free software tool created by Gabriel Merrin allows researchers to handle demographic data with greater care and transparency.
How to Navigate Valentine’s Day鈥擶hether You’re Coupled Up or Single
College of Arts and Sciences relationship expert Eman Tadros offers advice for making the most of the season of love.
Italian Studies Professors Unpack Northern Italy’s Olympic Moment
Faculty explain what to watch for beyond the medals at this winter's Olympics鈥攆rom regional cuisine to the cultural meaning of hosting the Games.
Prestigious Award Supports Undergraduate Research in Chemistry and Life Sciences
The Beckman Scholars Program award provides funding for six scholar-mentor pairs over three years; two scholars will be named this spring.
Wrapping Up Dry January? Expert Explains Why Taking a Break From Alcohol Resonates
Assistant Professor of Psychology Michelle Zaso explains the psychology behind temporary abstinence challenges and their potential for lasting behavior change.
Art Museum Announces Spring 2026 Exhibitions
Three new exhibitions will be accompanied by curator talks this semester.
Physicist’s Research Explains Ancient Cosmic Event
Research from Eric Coughlin shows that a supernova sputtered instead of detonating, leaving behind a rare, firework-shaped remnant known as Pa 30.
Graduate Student Presents at Middle States Conference in Philadelphia
Johnson Akano showcased student-led curriculum assessment project at higher education conference, highlighting collaborative approach to program development.
Keeping Endangered Whales Safe By Predicting Their Movements
A College of Arts and Sciences researcher is working to develop models to predict whale behavior and prevent ship collisions.
When Tropical Oceans Were Oxygen Oases
Research reveals when and why ancient tropical seas transitioned from oxygen oases to marine dead zones, providing clues to the long-term evolution of oceanic environments.
Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network
Five faculty members will participate in the annual program featuring virtual and on-site sessions throughout 2026.
