Articles by Sophia Darmelio
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Ƶ professor receives distinguished teaching award from the Mathematical Association of America
August 11, 2026
Hwayeon Ryu in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics has been recognized for teaching and making a lasting impact on mathematics education.
$500K National Science Foundation Grant funds interdisciplinary mathematical biology research at Ƶ
August 7, 2026
Associate Professor of Mathematics Hwayeon Ryu and Assistant Professor of Biology Efra Rivera-Serrano received a three-year, $500,138 grant to study viral myocarditis.
Lumen Scholar investigates the neural connection between dance and brain activity
July 27, 2026
Sanai Crosby ’28 is using specialized neuroscience equipment to understand how movement shapes brainwaves during choreographed dance.
Inaugural Ƶ Phoenix Summer camp brings college life to high school students
July 22, 2026
More than two dozen high school students participated in Ƶ’s inaugural two-week long residential camp that immersed students in college life.
Internship Spotlight: Claire Bishop ’27 gains hands-on museum experience at Office of Historic Alexandria
July 8, 2026
The history and art history senior is spending the summer with the Office of Historic Alexandria where she is developing a passion for museum education.
AI Play summer camp brings hands-on learning to digital game design
June 24, 2026
More than a dozen middle school students participated in Ƶ’s inaugural week-long day camp that explored the fundamentals of artificial intelligence.
Ƶ game design students publish three games on Steam
June 17, 2026
Students in the Game Design minor developed three games and published them on Steam.
Ƶ to debut Tony-Award winning musical production in Florence, Italy
June 8, 2026
Ƶ faculty, students, alumni, and professional artists will perform the Italian premiere of “The Light in the Piazza,” marking the first time this production is performed in Florence, Italy.
English professor wins international Book Prize
May 28, 2026
Associate professor Erin Pearson’s book “Grievous Entanglement: Consumption, Connection, and Slavery in the Atlantic World” was recently awarded First Book Prize.
Artistic signal boxes ‘signal’ collaboration between downtown Burlington and Ƶ Department of Art
May 27, 2026
Ƶ’s Department of Art and downtown Burlington collaborate to install traffic control signal boxes featuring student artwork.