The 2025 Dare to Discover banner campaign highlights 80 undergraduate, graduate student, and postdoctoral scholars who are engaged in promising research, scholarship, and creative activities that range from unlocking the molecular mechanisms of disease to exploring the mysteries of space.

Adam Brummett, associate professor of instruction in the Department of Chemistry, was awarded a nearly $50,000 grant to further his work using AI to create personalized feedback for students that is based off instructor prompts and direction.

When faced with difficult life situations, we all lean on friends. So, how can you best support your friends, peers, and those around you during challenging times?

Dean Bakopoulos, associate professor in the Department of Cinematic Arts, currently teaches “Topics in Screenwriting” and is working on developing an introductory course in TV writing for non-majors.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers a variety of academic and support resources to meet student needs and help them succeed.

Naomi Simon, a first-year student in the Department of Health and Human Physiology and four-time state wrestling champion, thrives while balancing elite competition with academic excellence.

Even though it feels frigid outside, now is the time to start thinking ahead to your summer plans. Make the most of your summer with these tips from CLAS academic advisors.

Curious about how video games relate to identity or want to see how sustainability can be applied to your major? Whatever your interests are, there’s likely a general education course offered by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences that fits what you’re looking for. 

This fair will focus on recruiting students in all majors for full time positions and internships.

Magid Center for Writing in CLAS gives students unique, hands-on writing, publishing experience. The center provides students with opportunities to workshop their writing, hone their craft, and create community.