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Winter session course explores schools as key hubs in meatpacking communities

December 14, 2020

In the spirit of the Halloween season, a fall honors course is giving undergraduates the opportunity to link zombie behaviors to neuroscience disorders. The course, led by Jacquelyn Omelian,

Role reversal: Honors students chew on zombie braaaains

October 28, 2020

Society & Culture

Early childhood teachers’ non-contact time — time away from students in the classroom — enables them to address other work demands, such as crafting instruction plans, assessing children’s development and communicating with families.

Study assessing how early childhood educators spend time away from students

October 21, 2020

Milky Way galaxy

Ruckman Lecture to explore stars, galaxies, history of the universe

October 21, 2020

Science & Technology

Jesse Stommel, Digital Learning Fellow and Senior Lecturer of Digital Studies at the University of Mary Washington

Registration open for Oct. 23 Teaching and Learning Symposium

October 5, 2020

Fun in the sun: Architecture students design, build structures for shade

September 25, 2020

Society & Culture

Close-up of Hostile Terrain 94 Exhibition Toe Tags

Scholar panel to launch 'Hostile Terrain' exhibition

September 16, 2020

3D-printed models give students new perspective on biochem

September 15, 2020

Science & Technology

Agronomy and horticulture

Learning by exploring: Agronomy, horticulture instructors embrace outdoor opportunities

September 11, 2020

To the choir: Forward-thinking faculty sharing innovations mostly among themselves

August 31, 2020

Science & Technology

Colette Yellow Robe teaching a class

Yellow Robe joins university’s anti-racism journey

August 7, 2020

Pandemics and film

Through film, class explores human resistance and resilience in pandemics

August 4, 2020

Science & Technology

Society & Culture