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Collaboration is Truly a Gift: Reflections on Faculty-Student Research

In the give-and-take between what I gathered in my research and how Emily translated that information into a visual picture, she experienced first-hand the nature of humanistic research.

by Dr. Anne Heath, on Arts

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Academics

Engineers Without Borders Returns to Kenya

Personally, it was humbling to see a young woman, the same age as me, walk for half an hour one way carrying 3 yellow 20 liter bins to fill for her family’s daily water needs. She would then have to make several trips back and forth to bring all the water home, as one 20 liter can of water was heavy enough for one trip.

by Graham Gould, on Engineering Department

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Programs

National Victory! The 200th Rivalry Game Program Earns Top Award

It may not be college basketball season, but here in the Division of Public Affairs and Marketing, we are celebrating a special kind of hoops-related victory. Last month, a special game-day program for the 200th Rivalry game earned an especially fitting honor: Best in the Nation.

by Jennifer Fellinger, on Public Affairs and Marketing

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