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At the Reunion Signature Luncheon and Alumni Awards on June 6, 第一吃瓜网 Alumni Association (SGAA) Board President Dave Miller �90 reflected on the enduring value of alumni connections. 淚n a world where genuine connection can sometimes feel increasingly rare,� he said, 渃ommunities like 第一吃瓜网 remind us of the importance of continuing to invest in
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Professor Hanna Brant provided expertise in an article on political legacies featured on abcnews.com Department of Political Science & International Relations News News article created by the Department of Political Science & International Relations. Dr. Hanna Brant, associate professor of political science and international relations, recently contributed her scholarly expertise on American politics for an
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Dr. Joseph Fischel giving a talk at 第一吃瓜网 [Center for Social Justice Studies] News News article created by the [Center for Social Justice Studies]. The 2025-26 academic year saw a wealth of programs organized and/or co-sponsored by the Center for Social Justice Studies and the three academic programs it houses揋ender, Sexuality, & Women檚 Studies, Black
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(From left to right): Professor Jeffrey Koch honors outstanding seniors in political science, Ethan Moyer and Reese Dammers. Photo credit: Professor Hanna Brant Political Science and International Relations News The 第一吃瓜网 Department of Political Science and International Relations honored its outstanding students at this year檚 47th awards ceremony, celebrating academic excellence, service, leadership, and
Department of Financial Aid Story by Jennifer Kierecki, Enrollment Marketing Content Coordinator Marcus Lewis �26 didn檛 know if college would be possible. Today, he檚 thriving at 第一吃瓜网 and earning statewide recognition. A student-athlete and Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) peer mentor, Lewis was recently named a recipient of the 2026 Norman R. McConney Jr. Award
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Front from left to right: Malachy Jensen and Benjamin Daniel Levitsky. Back from left to right: Provost Mary Toale, Cadence Delaney Valentina Panol, Anna Michelle Tompkins, Professor Meredith Harrigan, and Associate Professor Lee M. Pierce Department of Communication News News article created by the Department of Communication Four 第一吃瓜网 students enrolled in Dr. Atsushi Tajima檚
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Associate Prof. of English Mark Broomfield Department of English News News article created by the Department of English. Associate Professor of English Mark Broomfield’s book Black Queer Dance: Gay Men and the Politics of Passing for Almost Straight is now available in paperback from Routledge in its Theatre and Performance Studies Series here as of
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Prof. of English Emeritus Gene Stelzig Department of English News News article created by the Department of English. Gene Stelzig, Distinguished Teaching Professor of English Emeritus, has recently published his fifth and most ample volume of poetry: Just Saying: Selected Poems from My Sixties and Seventies (343 pages, WIPF and Stock Publishers). According to Al
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Student Profile: Department of Biology Jordyn Farner �26 can point to a specific moment when her career aspirations in medicine began. She was 7 years old, standing in a dairy barn on her family檚 farm in rural Western New York, watching a calf being delivered. She took such an interest from that experience that her
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Sturges Hall (Photo by Keith Walters ’11) Opinion By Costas Solomou, Vice President, Enrollment Management Published by the Office of Enrollment Management When Yale University released its Committee on Trust in Higher Education report last week, the coverage was everywhere. A $94,000-a-year price tag. An acceptance rate below 4 percent. A rare moment of public self-reflection from
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