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Hosted by the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education, the annual celebration honored Asian and Pacific Islander students’ achievements, presented graduating seniors with stoles and highlighted unity and cultural pride.

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Over 20 students were recognized during the annual Omicorn Delta Kappa awards on May 1, 2025.

Hosted by the Student Government Association, student leaders and student organizations were celebrated for outstanding achievements in mentoring, leadership, service and programming.

Professor Federico Pous' Spanish 4530 Magical Realism Class put on a participatory theater performance inspired by the Spanish "Teatro Foro" revolving around social themes related to adulting and transitioning from student to professional.

Sebastian Schroeter '25 is the third student to be featured in 2025-26 “Career Moves” series, which highlights the achievements of ������Ƶ students and alumni who credit staff in ������Ƶ’s Student Professional Development Center with helping them achieve their professional goals.

The president of the Sport Management Society was recognized for his exemplary leadership and service at the 2025 Dr. Leo M. Lambert Awards ceremony on April 30.

The student-run strategic communications agency earned top honors from The American Institute of Integrated Marketing, including first-place recognition for Social Media, Press Relations, and Advisor of the Year.

The new publication includes guidance for students using AI in their college studies and offers practical advice about preparing for careers that require AI knowledge and skills.

Biology major Charlotte Dagli '25 and her mentor, biology faculty Efrain Rivera-Serrano, presented their research at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Immunologists in Honolulu, Hawaii. Their work aims at better understanding the anticancer properties of some viruses, and integrating that knowledge into the classroom.