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In Fall 2021, the U welcomed its largest incoming class of “Fulbrighters.”

Virtually join middle-schooler Nora Clayton’s journey as she embeds herself with a U research team.

The two-month expedition headed north to investigate the Atlantic Ocean’s origins.

Teen students can now conduct research alongside world-renowned engineering scientists.

After 21 years of observers loading heavy aluminum plates night after night, the cosmos are now visible through robotic eyes.

This newly discovered mouse-butterfly interaction suggests that western monarch decline could disrupt ecosystems in unanticipated ways.

Low seismic velocity zones may be remnants of incomplete mixing during the early stages of the planet’s interior.

U astronomer Anil Seth explains why the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope was a cosmically huge deal.

U professor Jeff Moore takes his methods for measuring rock arch motion to the Swiss Alps.

The Williamson Fellowship pairs geoscience grad students with seventh- through 12th-grade classes.