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January 27, 2022

Local Creation

Student and alumnus start local business that also promotes creativity

Alumni Profile

January 25, 2022

Highly Motivated

Alumnus travels country motivating others after near fatal injury

Mental Health

January 20, 2022

Mental Health Matters

Campus community offers assistance in-person and online for students

Community Service

Graphic announcing the 2022 MLK series Jan. 17-27 with an image of Martin Luther King Jr.

January 17, 2022

Carrying on Dr. King's Legacy

Student-led story times among events honoring MLK

Alumni Profile

Francis Cullen's college yearbook and modern headshots with text stating he earned the 2022 Stockholm Prize

January 13, 2022

Career Criminologist

Francis Cullen, ’72, earns top criminal justice prize

Faculty Focus

January 11, 2022

Path Finder

Social work professor inspires students with story of her life’s journey

Upcoming Events

Jan

Film Screening & Discussion of Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin

4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Jan

A Conversation on Radical Empathy with Dr. Terri Givens

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Two students dig for artifacts using trowels.

Dig This Class

Course allows students to find and document Native American artifacts

Junior Tara Morrissette, a history and secondary education major, and sophomore Caitlyn Dorsey, a social work major

Puppy Love

New campus organization to train dogs for the visually impaired

Alumni Profile

Turning Back Time

Allison Barnes, '01, rebuilding her own life and those of others

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Arthur Lizie smiles in front of a bookshelf.

November 30, 2021

Professor Pens Book on Neil Young

Dr. Arthur Lizie, a professor of communications studies, is featured in a Forbes article about his new book, Neil Young on Neil Young: Interviews and Encounters. Read more.

November 23, 2021

Professor Discusses Gender Disparities in Health

Dr. James Leone, a professor in the Department of Health and Kinesiology, spoke with The Philadelphia Inquirer about why men tend to take worse care of their bodies than women. Read more.