Quilts for humanity
"There’s so much color. It’s a powerful image of unity and diversity and love overcoming hate."… Read More
Some learn compassion early
I’ve had the privilege to interview children on the streets of Egypt.… Read More
Live shows with Bubbles and the birds
America's Teaching Zoo and the worldwide School for Field Studies are new research partners.… Read More
Their journeys and ours
Under new scholarships, high-achieving undergraduates from foreign countries are broadening the range of perspectives on campus. It’s all part of a redoubling of the university’s commitment to internationalization. … Read More
The losses at tennis did not go to waste
Ventura County Superior Court Judge Ronda McKaig came to trust her own abilities during college, and not first of all in the classroom.… Read More
Biographer of the stars
As an observational stellar astrophysicist, assistant professor Mary Oksala uses telescopes located around the globe to tell the full life stories of the biggest, hottest stars.… Read More
Mariachi Ensemble to make campus debut
Students devoted to the Mexican musical tradition will play on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Overton Hall.… Read More
Largest single gift to university made
$6 million kicks off School of Management building campaign… Read More
Farewell tour
Thousands of individuals have their names and loved ones’ names engraved on honorary plaques and paving stones around the main campus. For a few of their stories, come along with Steve Wheatly… Read More
Common charity
A native of India who has worked in Dubai and Washington, D.C., assistant professor of management Sabith Khan sees answers to American problems in our acts of generosity.… Read More
