Elizabeth Freund Larus, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science, joined a panel of experts on India’s WION TV November 1 to discuss the 2nd presidential debate. During the program “U.S. Elections Dialogue,” Professor Larus compared the domestic and foreign policy records of the two presidential candidates. The program has garnered 10,649 views […]
The following message is from the COVID-19 Implementation Team.To all faculty and staff:Welcome to 2021, which we believe to be a more hope-filled year. We are looking forward to having students back on campus for the spring semester, and we appreciate your continued hard work and flexibility. In keeping with our goal of minimizing risk, you […]
Do you know someone who deserves to be recognized for exemplary service, commitment and contribution? It’s easy to nominate them for a Hurley, Coleman or Atkins Award; to do so, visit the University Recognition Awards webpage! Submit your nomination(s) by 5:00pm on Monday, November 9, 2020. Please see below for further details, or visit University […]
The Department of Mathematics hosted the inaugural talk in its new colloquium series, The Life of a Mathematician. This initiative of the new chair of mathematics, Professor Julius Esunge, featured Professor Larry Lehman as the speaker, with several students, alumni and colleagues in attendance. The series aims at addressing such pertinent matters as the factors […]
Professor of Political Science Rosalyn Cooperman joined a Facebook Live panel on Oct. 29 to discuss the book, “Politicking While Female: The Political Lives of Women,” and her chapter, “On the Money: Assessing the Campaign Finance Networks of Women Congressional Candidates.” Watch here.Cooperman was also quoted in an article in The Daily Beast, entitled, “2020 […]
