U community speaks out against Syria intervention by Alexa Billadeau Published September 16, 2013 Students protested and faculty held a roundtable discussion last week.
‘Egypt, Egypt, hear our voice’ by Hailey Colwell Published September 3, 2013 Students gathered downtown Friday to raise awareness of ongoing violence in Egypt.
University graduate students left Egypt amid unrest Published July 17, 2013 Four students were conducting a field work project at an NGO in Cairo.
U students leave Egypt amid unrest by Emma Nelson Published July 10, 2013 Four Humphrey School of Public Affairs students were interning at a non-governmental organization that works with Egyptian youth.
What’s it take to make a MOOC? Hundreds of hours, no pay by Janice Bitters Published May 29, 2013 The University started offering five massive open online courses this summer.
Terror trial now in jury’s hands by Derek Wetmore Published October 18, 2012 A man is charged with recruiting men, including two U students, to terror group al-Shabab.
Jury hears another witness in terror trial by Derek Wetmore Published October 11, 2012 One of the 18 men charged by the FBI testified Wednesday.
U honors Chinese minister of health by Branden Largent Published October 9, 2012 Some oppose the award because he oversees a controversial organ transplant program.
Engineers help clean water abroad Published October 2, 2012 Work continues in Uganda, Guatemala and Honduras.
A balancing act: Parenting at the U by Emma Nelson Published August 8, 2012 Faculty, staff and students juggle work and family.
