A doctoral candidate and her committee didn’t let COVID-19 delay her dissertation defense.

In addition to a virtual General Commencement on April 30, graduate candidates elect to participate in December convocations in person.

It feels dire, but there is hope, and support is available. Friends and family: Check on the people in your lives now, more than ever.

The Department of Public Safety joins campus-wide recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

How do you know if you’ve come in contact with someone who was diagnosed with COVID-19? You’ll get a call. Here’s how it works.

Biomedical engineers to study how mucus plays a part in transferring coronaviruses from person to person.

Honoring outstanding faculty, staff, employers and students who show a dedication to prioritizing and integrating career development into their daily work.

Training rural doctors can help heart failure patients who can’t travel for follow-up appointments due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

You are invited to share your photos and stories to help us preserve a bit of current history.

It’s more than an email!

The 25,000-square-foot building gives campus police and emergency managers better tools to help students and keep campus safe.

This international student received the inaugural recipient of the International Student Council Scholarship and has encouraging words for others.