Literature ·
A Writer’s Life: A CAS Conversation with Rhonda Zimlich
Award-winning author and ĢƵ professor Rhonda Zimlich shares how she became a writer and what inspires her stories and teaching
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Arts ·
Your Spring Performing Arts Calendar
Music, theatre, and dance performances are free for ĢƵ students
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On Campus ·
Welcome Back CAS! Top Things to Do and See on Campus This Semester
Check out these “don’t miss” uniquely ĢƵ things to do and see
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On Campus ·
A Few of Our Favorite Moments: Celebrating CAS in 2024
Looking back at 2024, we celebrate a year of big ideas, bold achievements, and inspiring people across the College of Arts and Sciences
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Literature ·
Student Winners Announced for “Writer as Witness” Essay Contest
Four students recognized for original written pieces inspired by this year’s book, Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement
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Announcement ·
Meet Graduate Student Commencement Speaker Oreoluwa Erinfolami
Biotechnology MS student approaches life with “full attention and commitment”
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In Remembrance ·
Remembering Jack Boul
Boul’s legacy of teaching and artistry—celebrated through the Jack Boul Collection—will live on at ĢƵ and the ĢƵ Museum.
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Science ·
Getting Published as a First Author: A CAS Conversation with Kelsey Kirsch
Undergraduate biochemistry major shares how her research was published in Royal Society of Chemistry journal Dalton Transactions
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Research ·
New Research Project Launched at ĢƵ Aims to Further Improve Sustainability
A new research project underway at ĢƵ aims to find ways that ĢƵ’s employees can make greener choices in purchasing.
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On Campus ·
Why We Teach: CAS Faculty Share What Inspires Them in the Classroom
Faculty reflect on the curiosity, critical thinking, and creative inquiry that define a College of Arts and Sciences education
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