Medically fragile children and parents share a need for support
An article published on The Conversation highlights the ongoing support needs of parents.
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A logical legacy
Scott Hanna’s planned gift to the Department of Mathematics ensures that his legacy and love of mathematics lives on.
LAS winter break hours
LAS administration will observe holiday hours and partial closing operations.
LAS student marshal serves as an inspiration
Manichanh Naonady’s path to graduation has been anything but traditional – and she’s good with that.
A foundation for interdisciplinary collaboration
Dara Wald’s Greenlee School lab brings together students from diverse disciplines for science communication research.
A career takes flight in a new direction
Life isn’t always linear. Scott Kongable (’89 mathematics, statistics) details the detours, roadblocks and opportunities that led him to become the president of The Crystal Group.
New study by David Peters shows regional trends in opioid overdose deaths
A new study co-authored by David Peters, associate professor of sociology, reveals that the U.S. is suffering from several simultaneous opioid epidemics.
Computer science programming team earns spot at 2020 ICPC North American Championship
Department of Computer Science team demonstrates their stellar programming skills.