MLK Week 2025, the continuing march to justice
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MLK Week 2025 is aimed at engaging our community by issuing a call to action in the ongoing effort to create a more just society for everyone.
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The history of Israel and Palestine through Rare Books
There are more than 80,000 items housed in the Rare Books vault at the Marriott Library.
Read MoreSpring 2025 Career Days
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Amp up your career prep this spring with U Career Success! Discover internships or full-time opportunities, and network with top employers at our diverse lineup of career events.
Read More5 great books for MLK Day
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Get ready for MLK week at the U by checking out these recommended reads from J. Willard Marriott Library.
Read MoreU Alumni presents: Founders Day 2025
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These annual distinguished and honorary alumni awards, along with honorary degrees, are the highest honors awarded by the U.
Read MoreShare the warmth: Basic Needs Collective Winter Clothing Drive
Share your generosity this season through the Basic Needs Collective Winter Clothing Drive. Help the BNC thrift shop offer coats, sweaters, hats, gloves, snow boots and more to students in need of warmth this winter.
Read MoreFind joy in the off-key spirit of ‘Souvenir’ this holiday season
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Enjoy a change of pace this holiday season with a hilarious yet heartfelt story.
Read MoreHonoring our veterans in 2024
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Eleven veterans and the student veteran of the year were recognized at 27th annual event.
Read MoreJoint technical conference on energy geosciences and the energy transition
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The conference proved to be a valuable opportunity for industry professionals to connect.
Read MoreHonoring veterans all week on campus
A full schedule of events will honor veterans on campus the week of Nov. 11, including the 27th annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 15.
Read MoreSocietal Impact Scholars Seminar series begins
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The U kicked off its new Societal Impact Scholars Seminar series with a visit from American Enterprise Institute economist Michael Strain.
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