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�� Professor Makes an Impact in and out of the Classroom in Kenya

��-led Cybersecurity Projects Granted Funding

Sociology and Criminal Justice Faculty Honored for Outreach Efforts

�� Student’s Business is Unparalleled

�� to Host Virtual Discussion on Verdict in George Floyd Case

�� Student Earns AFCEA Distinction

Kent Sandstrom Stepping Down as College of Arts and Letters Dean

The Twelve Days of Christmas and Cybercrime

President Broderick Wins National Honor From 400 Years of African American History Commission

�� Sociology Professor Ingrid Whitaker Elected to Portsmouth School Board

Ted Ellis Appointed as Scholar-in-Residence at College of Arts and Letters

National Geographic Photo Editors Will Be Featured in Final “400 Years Project” Virtual Event

Virtual Panel Discussion Hosted by �� Explores Race and Criminal Justice

�� to Host Series About Colonialism’s Impact on Native Americans

University Libraries’ Book List Offers Perspectives and History of Systemic Racism

�� Study Explores Growth of Fraud and Shifts in Crimes Against Older Persons During the Pandemic

Graduate School, Office of Research Announce Graduate Summer Research Awards

�� Alum Pivots His Business for the Greater Good

Annual MLK Event Kicks off Semester-Long Activities Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the First African Landing in North America

�� to Host “Let’s Talk About Our Dream” Panel Discussion to Commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 14

For Criminal Justice Major, College Has Been a Balancing Act

Melvina Sumter Presented with National President’s Volunteer Service Award

Students and Faculty Find Deep Connections in Film by Arab American Filmmaker

Speakers Reflect on African American History at 400-Year Anniversary Event

Joshua Ruffin Wins Outstanding Masters Student Award