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Graduate students in ������Ƶ's physical therapy program secured a grant from the North Carolina chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association to help support their vision for the new initiative.

English major Evie Gannon '25 presented her research at a recent undergraduate humanities conference.

The new program will offer three options: a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Science with a specialization in exercise neuroscience.

Tessler's Multihouse Productions has been a popular internship site for several ������Ƶ Los Angeles students.

This year's conference centered around the theme of “Transitions.” Student paper topics ranged from the comparison of Gen X and Gen Z views of religion to the evolution of sexual and Christian themes in vampire films.

The works, part of the Transcend series, will be in the Numen Lumen Pavilion for the next two years.

The conference was established in 2018 to give students from smaller institutions without the resources of major universities the opportunity to present their research and interact with students from other colleges and universities.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley offers this weekly message to help students stay informed and prepare for the week ahead.

Forty-six Fellows participated in the annual Sunshine State trip, visiting communication companies, meeting industry professionals, and honing their networking skills.

Student speakers, readings from the Book of Esther, and arts and crafts were central to ������Ƶ's celebration