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Since beginning her career in journalism and broadcasting, Farai Chideya has focused on finding out the truth about what young American adults — especially those of color — believe and value. In an Assembly Series lecture Oct. 27, she will share her thoughts and discuss what young Americans can do to help remedy some of […]

Investigators are launching several projects aimed at preventing the global spread of HIV infection by reducing high-risk behaviors. More medical articles

A panel of experts spoke at the “Health-Care Challenges Facing the Nation” conference Oct. 7 on the Medical Campus.

The Dean’s Distinguished Service Award recognizes an employee whose outstanding contributions exemplify an exceptional commitment and dedication.

He wins the prize with his former doctoral student Irving J. Lowe, who is now at the University of Pittsburgh.

The Center for the Study of Ethics and Human Values, in conjunction with the Olin School of Business and the School of Law, will present a tax ethics forum Oct. 29. “An Ethics Forum for Tax Practitioners” will be held from 8:45-11:30 a.m. Oct. 29 in Simon Hall’s May Auditorium. Conference topics include the standard […]

An annual fall address today kicks off the observation; University College Dean Robert Wiltenburg and Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton will speak.

The interdisciplinary conference on “Whiteness: Some Critical Perspectives” will be Oct. 29 in Anheuser-Busch Hall.

The Dean’s Distinguished Service Award continues to be the highest honor awarded to a medical staff member while the other awards — research support, operations staff and clinical care — highlight commendable efforts within defined job classifications. All awards include cash prizes and recognition at the Senior Administrators Lunch. For detailed information and nomination forms, […]

Computer models of volcanic eruptions on Io show the lavas are so hot that they are vaporizing sodium, potassium, silicon and iron.