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Gloria May and Chancellor Gary S. May.

CHANCELL-ING: In Memory of Mom, My Original Mentor

by Chancellor Gary S. May
July 08, 2024

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Statement on Viral Video of �� Employee

by News and Media Relations
June 25, 2024

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Students enjoy a day in the Rec Pool and play with a beach ball.

Dive into Summer with Campus Recreation Aquatics Programs

by Shreya Kumar
June 25, 2024

Two fire department personnel and three students flank the man they saved

‘Link in the Chain of Survival’

by Julia Ann Easley
June 25, 2024

A closeup of Cali, a Labrador retriever, with her tongue handing out

Meet �� Police Department’s Newest Furry Friend

by Shreya Kumar
June 25, 2024

A herd of several deer-like horned animals on grassland

How Uncertainty Builds Anxiety

by Andy Fell
June 25, 2024

Five people stand smiling in front of a "College of Letters and Science" banner. From left: a tall man in a patterned shirt, an older man in a blue polo, a man in a suit and tie, a Black woman in a white top, and an older man in a yellow shirt. Colorful balloons are visible in the background.

Knox Named 1st Endowed Chair of Physics and Astronomy

by Courtney Tompkins
June 25, 2024

Hands holding up planet Earth.

Big Wins for the Campus in the Grand Challenges’ Wicked Problems Focus Areas

by Nick Burnett
June 24, 2024

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Exploring Early Stage Alzheimer’s Disease

by Andy Fell
June 24, 2024

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�� Names New School of Law Dean

by �� Staff
June 24, 2024

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Statement From Chancellor Gary S. May on Encampment Status June 20

by �� News & Media Relations
June 20, 2024

A orange-amber colored, rough-skinned newt crawls on pavement with its cute face facing camera

Report: Roadkill a ‘Preventable Natural Disaster’

by Kat Kerlin
June 18, 2024

Students in graduation regalia

Checking In With Chancellor May: Empowering People and Communities

by Chancellor Gary S. May
June 14, 2024

Carlos Ferreira, left, and Joao Ferreira, right strip bark from an 80-plus-year-old cork oak tree in the �� Arboretum. The cork oak is the only tree whose bark regenerates itself after harvesting. (Gregory Urquiaga/ ��)

Cork Harvest Comes to ��

by Katie Ferguson Hetrick
June 11, 2024

Previous Campus Community Book Project Titles, with Weathering in front.

‘Weathering’ is New Book Project Title on Health Equity

by Cody Kitaura
June 11, 2024

Caroline Williams stands in front of dairy cows at a trough.

�� Student Commencement Speakers Share Remarkable Journeys

by Julia Ann Easley
June 11, 2024

With a hand in the air, a male graduate strides between two lines of faculty members shaking pompoms and clappers.

Faculty Share Thoughts on Speaking at Commencement

by Julia Ann Easley
June 11, 2024

In a white lab coat and goggles, Brooke Morey works in a research lab

Fictional Adventure in Egypt To Become Reality for Top �� Graduate

by Julia Ann Easley
June 11, 2024

Smoke above Castle Lake with silhouette of mountains and trees

Wildfire Smoke Reached 99% of U.S. Lakes in 2019-2021

by Kat Kerlin
June 07, 2024

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CHANCELL-ING: Fulfilling the Promise of Brown v. Board of Education

by Chancellor Gary S. May
June 07, 2024

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