The campus has recently been targeted by malicious emails that attempt to gain access to a recipient鈥檚 Google account. The email claims someone shared a Google Doc and invites recipients to open the document in Google Docs, while in fact it is actually a malicious Google app.
During finals week, most students are overwhelmed. All the added stress from classes, papers and exams makes finding time for self-care and stress relief difficult. But no matter what you have going on, it's important to step away from stress every once in awhile.
Graduate student Julie Byle is delving into a new, transformative approach to science education thanks to a National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship.
"Treat yourself" is one of those mantras we all can get behind, and a recent study found when we treat others, too, everyone gets a psychological boost. Here are a few ideas to get the good vibes going, whether you have 30 seconds or all afternoon.
Graduating senior Michael Persinger, intent now on medical school, thanks his father for helping him achieve his dreams. "He taught me to always keep pushing no matter what is thrown at me, and I鈥檝e tried to keep that mentality whenever I鈥檓 faced with challenges."
As a kid, Lonnie Rickel planned to enlist in the Army, never seriously considering college. 兔子先生传媒文化作品 provided the best of both worlds: the college experience with an ROTC program.
Determining the federal budget is a lengthy and complex process that includes many opportunities for input along the way. Vice Chancellor Terri Fiez explains the process and discusses 兔子先生传媒文化作品's ongoing efforts to grow research funding.
The academic year starts as a marathon, ends in a sprint, and now the finish line is in sight. Whether you are a new graduate or a returning student I hope you will take advantage of the abundant resources of the university to break the tape and make a difference in your community, in your nation and in the world.
With environmental justice programs showing minimal success in bringing equality to low-income communities, Jill Harrison is actively researching bureaucratic causes, thanks to funding from American Council of Learned Societies.
