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The Department of Economics and the Economics Club present a faculty panel discussion on the economic impact of policies initiated during the Trump Administrations first 100 days.

In the context of economic upheaval, pervasive political conflict, and a still ongoing pandemic, students and teachers alike must grapple with trauma in their everyday lives. This session equips participants with a trauma-informed approach to teaching, anchored in compassion, preparedness, and accessibility. "Lessons from the Literature" sessions begin with a short overview of key research on a 鈥�more

First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.

First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.

First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.

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Annual History majors award ceremony and lecture by member of the History Department.

First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.

Join the Department of History for History Day, where we will showcase research projects completed by students in our research seminar courses. We will host sessions throughout the day featuring original student research.

The August Faculty Workshops brings faculty and staff together every August to share their expertise, connect with and learn from each other, and prepare for the fall semester.