by Pat Lopes Harris | Dec 23, 2014 | Research and Innovation
If anyone’s nimble enough to keep up with all the demands of editing a magazine in the Internet age, it’s Amanda Holst, ’14 Journalism and Nutritional Sciences, especially now that she has served as SHiFT editor. The School of Journalism and Mass Communications...
by Allison Arbuthnot Sanders | Dec 19, 2014 | Academics
As the semester ends and the weather cools, students from the Afghan Student Association, the Muslim Student Association, and supporters took to the streets to feed the hungry. Established this year by President Matt Mohammed, ’16 Civil Engineering, the Afghan Student...
by Jody Ulate | Oct 21, 2014 | Academics
“You have to have some idealism to go into lawyering. You have to want to help people,” said Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to the crowd gathered in the Student Union Ballroom. During the October 20 event, Sotomayor discussed how her memoir, “My Beloved...
by Christina Olivas | Oct 15, 2014 | Academics
It’s the caliber of the students and faculty members that draws crowds to the College of Humanities and the Arts Showcase. Visitors learn about the college by experiencing everything from students performing the lead roles from the musical “West Side Story” to the...
by Amanda Holst | Sep 30, 2014 | Academics
How popular are Career Center events? When the doors opened for the Fall ’14 Engineering & Science Job & Internship Fair Sept. 23 at the Student Union ballroom, the line cascaded down the stairs, navigated alongside the Art Building, and wrapped around the...