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Campus life & athletics
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Campus receives coronavirus update

Faculty, staff and students encouraged to check latest updates, particularly about overseas travel

March 06, 2020
Arts & culture
Desk with a computer, mouse, paper and pen.

Protecting public records requesters

Journalism professor and graduate student research similarity between SLAPP suits and lawsuits against record requesters

March 06, 2020
Impact & student success
A panel of speakers sit in front of a presentation with a graph on it.

Second annual Cybersecurity Conference brings together multiple sectors

Hosted by the University’s Cybersecurity Center, the program has grown to thirty faculty from eight disciplines

March 06, 2020
Science & technology
Stream with trees and grass

Aquatic Pesticide Safety Education Workshop offered statewide March 24

Extension workshop offers training for those applying pesticides

March 05, 2020
Research & Innovation
Group of students in a library reading books and interacting with each other.

Literacy professor returns to teaching in the high school classroom to support and assess the reading comprehension of multilingual students

Associate Professor Dianna Townsend took a sabbatical from the College of Education to conduct research and improve her approach to preparing university students for their future careers in education.

March 05, 2020
Business & Entrepreneurship
People around a desk analyzing business related charts and graphs both printed and on a tablet.

Business Research at the Libraries

Business databases IBISWorld and Mintel were recently redesigned! Check them out!

March 05, 2020
Business & Entrepreneurship
Ondra L. Berry on stage

TEDxUniversityofÂ鶹ӳ»­ dazzles the community with another noteworthy event

More than 1,600 attendees participated in a day filled with big ideas worth spreading

March 04, 2020
Impact & student success
Two students pose with a robot in the lab.

Engineering undergraduate and her mentor participate in research focused on human-robot interaction

Eloisa Burton in the computer science and engineering department helped develop new autonomous robot capabilities with Ph.D. candidate Janelle Blankenburg

March 04, 2020
Rending of new RTC transit station near Lawlor Events Center

Virginia Street Project construction to begin near campus March 16

Community invited to Cookies with the Construction Team event at local business March 6

March 03, 2020
Campus life & athletics
Students Claudia Feil, left, and Haley Cheatwood pose for a photo with Red Zone buttons on during the Red Zone campaign kick-off event.

University Police Services partners with ASUN to promote pedestrian safety

A new ‘Red Zone’ campaign aims to get students off their phones and more mindful of traffic as they cross the street

March 03, 2020
Research & Innovation
Claudia Ruckert

New biochemistry professor researches mosquito-borne viruses at University

Claudia Rückert joins the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources

March 03, 2020
A pitcher and glass of milk sitting on a table with sunflowers in the background

¿Debo comprar leche orgánica para mi familia?

Cuando va a comprar en el supermercado una de las muchas opciones es la leche orgánica. Use esta información para ayudarlo a decidir qué leche es la mejor para su familia.

March 03, 2020