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Photo by Mary ButkusMedical student Edy Young Kim receives a Sesquicentennial Ethic of Service Award from Vice Chancellor James E. McLeod.The awards are intended to honor University community members who believe in and shape the future of our region.

Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton reaffirms the University’s commitment to equal opportunity and cultural diversity.

Lois Judevine Blackwell, Marion Horstman and Robert Senior were honored for their service and outstanding records as professionals.

David Blasingame, Michael Isikoff, Harry Jonas, Constance Kling Levy, Jerome Loeb and Sally Silvers will be honored May 21.

Though the senior class president’s studies certainly took up much of his time, many of his hours were spent outside the classroom.

The study, led by Yvette I. Sheline, focused on the hippocampus; the results appear in the August issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry.

Changes have been made to Forest Park Parkway, Big Bend, Forsyth; but the good news is everything is progressing as planned.

After going through some rough times, the popular Scotch elm at the southeast end of Brookings Hall has weathered the storm — literally — and appears to be coming through with flying green colors. In September 2001, strong winds came through and almost split the approximately 90-year-old tree in half at the base. Horticultural manager […]

Bob BostonPhysicians celebrate the remarkable progress made in dialysis services at the University.

The office recently was reorganized and won the 2003 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence and Pollution Prevention.