Amy Concillio, Associate Professor of Environmental Science, created a new Texas Ecology course housed under The School of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Throughout the semester, students learn how to identify state plants and animals and study adaptable organisms that have survived Texas ecosystem’s changes.
Indiana University awarded more than 20,000 degrees in commencement ceremonies from May 9 to 15. The Class of 2025 represents all 92 counties of Indiana, 50 states and 133 countries. Graduates range in age from 18 to 73.
The ceremonies at the university's nine campuses across the state included student speakers who shared messages of hope and empowerment. IU Kokomo student speaker Katy Johnson told fellow graduates: "Be the change you've been waiting for. You, my friends, have the power to impact and change the world. We all do."
Known as the "The World's Greatest College Weekend," the Little 500 is the largest collegiate bicycle race in the United States. IU Foundation President Howdy Wilcox Jr. started the race in 1951 as a way to raise scholarship money for IU undergraduate students working their way through college. Wilcox modeled the race after the Indianapolis 500, a race his father won in 1919. In the 72 years since that first race, the IU Student Foundation has raised more than $2 million for deserving undergraduates.
For Colby sports fans hungry to cheer on their favorite teams and athletes, this spring has been the equivalent of an all-you-can-eat buffet: a satisfying smorgasbord of wins, accomplishments, and even the awarding of a national championship.
Nearly 6,500 graduates were joined by their families, friends, professors and classmates as they celebrated their accomplishments and academic careers at UB during ceremonies and celebrations held May 2 through May 18.
Behind the scenes look at the preparation that goes into getting a major SEC stadium ready for the first home football game of the season.
Over 1,300 Athens community members were provided meals for Thanksgiving thanks to the University of Georgia’s 12th annual Turkeypalooza.
The Interdisciplinary Field Program provides students a chance to earn credits in ecology, geology, and anthropology through studies in National Parks during a 2 month long summer road trip across the United States.
Professor Sarah Adam's historic Paralympic journey, from her quest to become the first female U.S wheelchair rugby Paralympian to her return to campus as a silver medalist.
Hosted by UGA alumni, Backlight Student Film Festival provides a taste of the industry to student filmmakers and journalists across the state of Georgia through networking, screenings, press workshops, and red carpet events.