Matthew Baker, professor of geography and environmental systems, sees an uncertain future ahead for the health of our streams, while the services they provide—from diluting pollution to generating...
Hi, guys! We're meeting again in Admin 101 at 6PM to watch our usual series, along with two BYOA blocks! Bring your favorite series, and nominate your favorite new (Crunchyroll-streaming) anime! ...
Congratulations to our first winner of the Take the Stairs competition for the February and March timeframe....Mallela Ralliford from Procurement! Mallela will be receiving a $25 campus card! ...
Fill that AH or Culture requirement, and have fun doing it!
Join Dr. Kathryn Kein this summer for a fast paced class in gender, race, and popular culture. Students will learn to critical approaches to understanding media, skills that have never been more...
The CBEE department is proud to congratulate our students on recent awards: National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program recognizes...
Global Studies student Corey Simon is currently studying abroad at Universidad Católica del Uruguay in Montevideo, Uruguay though ISEP. Read more about her experiences living and studying abroad...
“As human populations grow,” Matt Baker says, “land transformation is degrading stream ecosystems at a truly historic pace.” Restoration efforts are on the rise, but do we know enough to make them...
Dr. Lisa Cella (professor of flute), Dr. Patrick Crossland (professor of trombone), Ms. Jacqueline Pollauf (professor of harp), and Dr. Airi Yoshioka (professor of violin) have all been named...
As of the 2016 presidential election, 23 of the 50 United States operate under some form of open primary. In these states, voters are permitted to choose any party’s ballot to vote on within an...
For today’s transmission, let’s read and re-read this passage from Luke 9 several times in different translations until it touches down deep in our soul. (NIV) 23 Then he said to them...