Humanities ·
The First Pride Was a Riot: The Origins of Pride Month
Â鶹Դ´â€™s K. Tyler Christensen weighs in on history and importance of Pride Month
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Research ·
Healthy Food Scarce in Underserved DC Wards, Student Researchers Find
Public health and data science students expose DC health inequities in study funded by DC Health
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Alumni ·
Meet Vic Ruble: Marine-Turned-Storyteller Behind the Podcast 'Scuttlebutt'
Host of popular Marine Corps Association podcast shares advice for aspiring storytellers
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Research ·
High-Flying Physics: Students' Balloon Reaches Stratospheric Heights
Â鶹Դ´ students launched a high-altitude balloon that ascended 30 kilometers and collected real-time data and breathtaking photographs
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Humanities ·
When History Repeats Itself
Pamela Nadell, director of Â鶹Դ´'s Jewish Studies Program, on the history of antisemitism in America
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Arts ·
New Exhibitions Open June 15 at the Â鶹Դ´ Museum
Four new exhibitions will open and a fifth exhibit mounted last spring remains on view, The Human Flood, on climate change-induced migration
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Arts ·
Trading Law Books for Paintbrushes: MFA Student Andres Izquierdo Follows Creative Calling
New boutique hotel in Alexandria purchases collection of 15 works
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Announcement ·
Meet Glory Iorliam, CAS Graduate Student Commencement Speaker 2024
Iorliam will deliver graduate student remarks for College of Arts and Sciences at Bender Arena on May 11
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Alumni ·
Heydt Scholarship Fund Honors a Commitment to Education
An estate bequest from John Heydt, CAS/BA ’75, and his mother, Florence Heydt, is among the largest scholarship gifts in Â鶹Դ´â€™s history.
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Announcement ·
Heydt Scholarship Fund Honors a Commitment to Education
An estate bequest from John Heydt, CAS/BA ’75, and his mother, Florence Heydt, is among the largest scholarship gifts in Â鶹Դ´â€™s history.
Full Story