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Class of 2026: A Heart for Service and a Future Studying Law

Dr. Mona Danner appears on With Good Reason

Pre-Law Enforcement Association Creates 'Safe Space' for Criminal Justice Students to Learn and Network

Class of 2023: Marlan Henderson’s Degree Was More Than 50 Years in the Making

Army ROTC Leader Sees Enrollment Gains

$1 Million NSF Grant to Help �� Hire More Women as STEM Faculty

Leonard Dobrin, Architect of Criminal Justice Program, Dies at 86

More Than Two Dozen ROTC Graduates Are Recognized at Joint Commissioning Ceremony

Class of 2023: For Online Student, It Was a ‘Great Experience’

��’s General Assembly Internship Program Provides an Up-Close Look at the Legislative Process

�� to Host Inaugural Event in Commemoration of African Diaspora Heritage Month

Sociologist Jerry Carr Remembered as Committed Teacher, Scholar and Activist

ABC Docuseries Highlights Research of �� Professor

Janet Katz Retiring After 43 Years at ��

�� Hosts Joint Army, Navy ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Strome College's Saloni Jain Named Kaufman Award Winner at Student Honors and Awards Dinner

Brett Cook-Snell from the Darden College Is Named John R. Broderick Diversity Champion of Champions

�� to Host Virtual Discussion About Reimagining Response to Sexual Violence on College Campuses

Perry Library Hosts Gender in STEM Event

�� Alum Allen Walker Working to Change the Face of Cybersecurity

�� to Host Human Trafficking Awareness Event on Jan. 26

�� Senior Named National Student Veteran of the Year by Student Veterans of America

Biochemistry Major, Who Aspires to Be a Physician, Named Outstanding University Scholar

Alums Lt. Gen. Donna W. Martin and Scott Cooke Will Speak at ��’s 135th Commencement Exercises

Rotten Tomatoes Users Are Going Bananas Over �� Alum’s Film