‘GAMIFYING’ MEDICAL TREATMENT
U students win national competition for video game completely controlled by eye movement, helping treat and diagnose lazy eye in children.
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REPTILIAN RELATIVES
Dinosaur relatives and first dinosaurs more closely connected than previously thought and precise rock dating calls ages of other fossil sites across the globe into question.
Read MoreMINERAL OF THE YEAR
Mineral discovered by a retired U medical technologist recently received the inaugural Mineral of the Year award for 2014.
Read MoreFLIES ENDANGER DARWIN’S FINCHES
One of the most common finch species – the medium ground finch – may face extinction within several decades due to parasitic flies that infest their nests, according to a new study done at the U.
Read MoreBLACK GIRL DANGEROUS
Writer and activist Mia McKenzie, aka Black Girl Dangerous, will speak at the U Jan. 19. Learn more about her work, and submit your questions by Dec. 31.
Read MoreU VET HONORED BY PEERS
Doctoral candidate Rich Stowell recognized as 2015 Student Veteran of the Year for his efforts to promote a greater level of understanding of veterans on campus.
Read MoreFall semester via social media
With another semester in the books, here’s a look at the highlights through the social media lens.
Read MoreMAN ON THE RUN
Dean Bob Adler has pledged to run 100 miles in support of improving bar passage and employment placement among graduates from the U’s S.J. Quinney College of Law.
Read MoreGRIEF SUPPORT
Groups on campus offering help for those grieving the loss of a loved one, including a new student-led organization.
Read MoreLINDA K. AMOS AWARD
Now accepting nominations for the Linda K. Amos Award for Distinguished Service to Women, which recognizes individuals who have improved the education and working environment for women at the U.
Read MoreCALLING ALL ARTISTS
Submit your work for President’s Gallery Exhibit by no later than Jan. 15, 2016.
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