Ehrman, who retired in 2020, was the first woman and the first biologist to receive a distinguished professor rank by SUNY in 1995. She graduated from…
In the academic discipline of postcolonialism, the concept of the “colonial gaze” attempts to explain the relationship between the European colonial powers of the 19th and…
The program engages first-year students in service at a nonprofit in what will become their new long-term neighborhood and eases the transition to campus life: before…
A generous $4 million gift from the estate of late alumnus Fred Schaefer creates the Fred H. Schaefer Scholars Program in Accounting at the Penn State…
My story on Monmouth University history professor Katherine Parkins comparing the Christmas Boycott of 1963 to recent protests by professional athletes. Read the full story here.
Originally created in 2017 to provide educational programming, policy outreach, and research about the national opioid epidemic, the Institute assembled an impressive group of researchers from…
Retiring theatre professor Pam Pepper closes her career with The Broken Machine, a timely play by the Theodore U. Horger ’61 Endowed Artist-in-Residence Liz Duffy Adams.…
Steph Opitz (B.A. ’04) was asked last year to launch and direct a large-scale book festival for the Loft called Wordplay, she was happy to bring…
Esports is gaining momentum at universities across the country, and Quinnipiac has joined the competition. Read the rest of my story here.
Steve Neumann 