Created as a part of the University of Tennessee's annual "It Takes A Volunteer" campaign. As drum major for the Pride of the Southland Band, junior Christian Carroll wants to be known for more than keeping his bandmates in time. For Carroll, it’s about good leadership and creating personal connections with each member in the band.
As a Scot, Stan Ballard '89 exemplified all of the character assets required to "do good on the largest possible scale." When he died in 2005 after a 10-year battle with cancer, his friend and teammate Scott Fletcher '89 wanted to honor Stan, and those traits with which he inspired his fellow Scots, with a permanent reminder of the legacy that one man can leave behind. On Saturday, Jan. 25, during halftime of the Maryville College men's basketball game vs.
University of Miami Senior Cormac O’Brien is setting personal and team records and enjoying the camaraderie and connection that come from distance running—the sport he’s grown to love.
Biology professor Ken Feeley and a team of student researchers are conducting detailed surveys in the forests of Big Cypress National Preserve. Building upon government research from the early 1990s, their work involves mapping tree locations, measuring dimensions, monitoring growth rates, and tracking mortality. These surveys serve as a critical foundation for future research, providing valuable data that can be used to study how the ecosystem is changing over time.
Miller School of Medicine researcher Robert W. Keane finds artistic expression through painting.
Video highlighting the many research projects happening at KSU
No matter where they are, the members of the Iowa State University Cyclone Marching Band always can be counted on to bring that Iowa State spirit and energy — whether it’s on the field, at pep rallies, at special events . . . or as they converge from points around campus to wish you the very best for the holidays. Happy 2025! Go Cyclones!
One Day for Western is Western Carolina University's all-in giving day focused on priorities that fund areas and programs across WCU. This video represents students and student athletes who share their hopes and dreams for the future.
The First Ascent wilderness orientation program gives incoming freshmen and transfer students the chance to make new friends before classes begin and to discover the beautiful region that surrounds Western Carolina University. Through this trip, students have the opportunity to join a self-supported backpacking trip that will take them deep into the mountains. They return with lasting memories and friends for future adventures.
Join WashU Brown School's Lora Iannotti and her research partners in Ecuador as they explore how improving maternal diets can have a lasting impact on infant brain development and help end hidden hunger around the world. Discover how better maternal diets can reset the clock for healthier futures.