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During the busy finals preparation period, students studying in Bird Library later in the evening will have new food options to select from at Pages Café. From Monday through Thursday through the end of the semester, Pages will expand its…

On a recent trip to visit extended family, Cjala Surratt ’22, founder of the Black Citizens Brigade, was presented with a gift—her late grandmother’s boiler room jacket. Surratt’s grandmother had been a ship-fitter in Norfolk, Virginia, and the clothing item…

Human Resources and ���ϲ����� Athletics are pleased to host two upcoming Faculty and Staff Appreciation Nights in the JMA Wireless Dome to celebrate faculty and staff members’ contributions to the University. Don’t miss these opportunities to watch great basketball, participate…

The Office of Human Resources (HR) wants to remind faculty and staff about important information and benefit application deadlines that are approaching. Reduced Health Plan Contributions Faculty and staff are encouraged to carefully review the expanded eligibility guidelines for 2024…

Calling all students! Sustainability Management needs your help to create a new logo for the ’Cuse Collections donation event. In spring 2023, an end-of-year donation event was hosted on South Campus, now known as ’Cuse Collections. Boxes were placed in…

Facilitating campus discourse about the Israel-Hamas conflict will be the focus of a virtual event next week featuring two professors from Dartmouth College. “Navigating Civil Dialogue in the Context of the War in the Middle East” will be held Tuesday,…

Historically, studies of early 20th-century Pueblo painting focused on the role non-Native anthropologists, artists and patrons played in fostering and marketing Pueblo art. In the last two decades, there has been a shift in approach spearheaded by scholars in the…

On Tuesday, Nov. 21, National Grid will be investigating an issue with their natural gas piping on College Place, adjacent to the Life Sciences Complex entrance and across the street from Lyman Hall and Slocum Hall. The National Grid crew…

Testing wastewater for COVID-19 provides a better forecast of new COVID hospital admissions than clinical data, according to a ���ϲ����� research team led by postdoctoral researcher Dustin Hill. The COVID-19 pandemic has been a burden on the U.S. health…

Molly Gross ’22, G’23 is proof that it’s never too late in your academic career to change your career goals. In Spring 2022, Gross was set to graduate with a public health degree. She was a work-study student in the…