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Ensuring a positive first experience for students

Exploratory Center advisor Ali Gerlach helps guide students toward the future.

Program aims to identify valuable product opportunities based on university research.

Study reveals that caring about the environment isn’t the whole picture.

Study shows the increased lifetime earnings are payoff to state’s bottom line.

Expansion of program aims to provide deeper levels of support to faculty entrepreneurs.

Volunteers for COVID-19 surveillance testing reached an all-time high.

Miss Sandra spreading her love with virtual hugs, elbow bumps.

Nominations for the 2021 Service-Learning Teaching Excellence and Service-Learning Research Excellence Awards are due Jan.…

Jason Locklin, the director of the New Materials Institute and a professor in the School…

Clark Alexander, a professor of marine sciences and the director of the Skidaway Institute of…

Kristen Shockley, an associate professor of psychology in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences,…

Name: Carl Glickman Position: Professor Emeritus of Education, former University Professor and past chair of the…

The grant will study new high-pressure chemical reactions vital to the design of next-generation combustion…

The funding is part of the TIP Office’s Program to End Modern Slavery and builds…

Marion Nestle will discuss political and social influences on food choice and nutrition in the…

The 2021 Marine Biology Spring Semester will take place from Jan. 23 through April 30,…

The recital will be premiered as a concert film featuring four pieces intermingled alongside interviews…

For third year in a row, law school tops National Jurist rankings.

Former Bulldog bounced back after injury to chart a new path in life.

Painted by Iraq veteran, it represents the past, present and future of student veterans.