The “Get the Vax 2.0” policy includes a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students contingent on FDA approval.

The FDA is anticipated to formally approve multiple COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks, according to University President Joan Gabel.

The mandate will go into effect Aug. 3

A University researcher is leading the study to see how to make drivers stop for pedestrians.

Both the College of Veterinary Medicine and the College of Education and Human Development welcomed new leadership prior to the fall semester.

The student recipients said the scholarship gave them hope for future change that will better acknowledge racial injustices at the University.

Diver started in the role earlier this summer.

inor improvements were made in 2019, but the majority of renovations were saved for the upcoming project.

The building has undergone renovations since 2018 and will officially reopen this fall to house the English department, creative writing program and brand new Liberal Arts Engagement Hub.

Eric Weitz taught at the University for 13 years until 2013, during which he directed the Center for German and European Studies and played an instrumental role in the formation of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies as a professor and chair of the History Department.