Keeley O’Farrell, the College of Arts and Letters Dean’s Award winner, pulled herself out of opioid addiction to go back to ...

Jesus Osvaldo Meza Nava, a first-generation college graduate, overcame early struggles, found purpose in physical therapy, ...

Nang Soyoon Noi, graduating this month with a degree in Biochemistry, was only 16 when she left her homeland of Myanmar to pursue an American education.

Serena Vu, an international student from Vietnam and her college’s top graduate, created an AI-powered app that provides real-time data on sexual violence incidents.

The 61-year-old recipient of the President’s Medal and the Dean’s Award for the College of Education has persevered and thrived on his journey to graduation.

The Center on Race, Immigration and Social Justice (CRISJ) addresses social and educational inequities facing the university and larger community. It seeks to transform the educational culture to an ...

Danae Bolton wants to use their experiences as a first-generation college student who struggled with housing and food security to make academia more inclusive.

Garcia, one of the University's top graduates, leads by example with an impressive resume of web development projects and community service.

The University will honor seven graduates with Deans’ Awards and the President’s Medal for academic excellence and service.

The Department of Theatre and Dance, strongly affirms our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA), which remains fully compliant with federal and state laws, including ...

The String Project is a flagship program that provides affordable, carefully-structured lessons in violin and cello for children in the 4th through 10th grades, taught by the dedicated and talented ...