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It will take place on Wednesday at 9 a.m. and should last about 30 minutes. Entrances to campus buildings will be locked briefly.

Bring blankets and chairs and enjoy a free concert of music of the Middle East, Puerto Rico, India, and Cuba intertwined within jazz.

The Recreation Center and the pool are open for students, employees, their plus-ones, and children.

Over the pandemic, I started to do it daily. I love the calm nature of yoga and the awareness part of it.

Professor David Sunderlin is one of the best people I know. He genuinely enjoys interacting with students.

The evaluation period runs from today through Thursday. Read helpful information and log into the CoursEval system on the Course Evaluations website.

Friday is the new deadline to apply for a student associate position on the Board of Trustees.

The course covers "the tangle between race, image-making, and the technologies of surveillance and social media."

Professor Kerns didn’t teach art, he taught students how to think and how to question what we think. Art was merely the tool by which he did it.

People I knew were texting me that they saw it because I was singing, lip syncing, and dancing horribly,