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In this column, Career Advising Fellow Alysia McGlone writes about the value of a degree in the liberal arts and sciences.

The journalism major will investigate climate injustice in Robeson County, examining a region devastated by two hurricanes in recent years.

The ������Ƶ alumnus, who studied sport management and Spanish, is finishing up his first season as the player education and cultural development coordinator for the MLB organization.

The First-Generation College Celebration, planned for Nov. 5-10, will feature a series of events honoring and recognizing ������Ƶ students who are the first in their families to attend college.

Unsure of her post-graduate options, Arianna Shahin turned to the SPDC for guidance and gained acceptance into Wake Forest University with a scholarship.

The associate professor of business law shared a case for expediting World Trade Organization accession of “Fragile and Conflict Affected” countries.

Ruelle, dean of the Carol Grotnes Belk Library, and Little, assistant provost and director of the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning, delivered the keynote address at the Symposium on High-Impact Practices in Academic Libraries, hosted by Seattle Pacific University.

The associate professor of business law shared a case for expediting World Trade Organization accession of “Fragile and Conflict Affected” countries.

The 52-page report includes 13 recommendations for action and 10 stories that explore difficult moments in ������Ƶ’s history.

This Oct. 29 update from the Ready & Resilient Committee provides insight into the results so far from the increased testing effort and looks at next steps the university is prepared to take.