
Nov 11, 2025
Testing the waters
Prof. Kelleher's water temperature research will have important implications for aquatic and riverine habitat, hydrology, and human recreation.

Prof. Kelleher's water temperature research will have important implications for aquatic and riverine habitat, hydrology, and human recreation.

Statistics and sports come together in a story of student research that takes the basketball team to new heights.

As keynote speaker delivering the Thomas Roy and Lura Forrest Jones Faculty Lecture, Prof. Caroline Séquin will discuss France’s use of legal and extra-legal…

Prof. Deja Simon-Jennings is working with a team of students to understand the science behind facial recognition.

In her most recent photo exhibit, artist Karina Aguilera Skvirsky uses her camera lens as a time machine to the ’80s.

Research by Katherine Twiggar ’28, Prof. Jennifer Rao, and a team of students works to separate phosphorus, a valuable resource for agriculture, from…

EXCEL Scholar Mita Crane ’26 spent this summer creating a new way for students to visualize the economic concepts they’re learning in class.

Prof. Christa Kelleher '08 lent her expertise as a hydrologist in support of a news conference on July 24.

In collaboration with Prof. Christian Lopez, Aidan Mathieu ’26 and Wilson Hong ’26 are creating game-based learning models to support the production…

With the help of this student-led project, laundry days are getting a lot easier.