The investiture of ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s 10th President drew hundreds of well-wishers, who gathered for a week of celebration and pageantry to honor a new chapter in ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s history.
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²ÝݮӰÊÓ has embarked on a joint program with Roosevelt University in which students will spend three years at each institution, eventually graduating with a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree.
Dr. Sumie Song, ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s Director of Global Education, traveled to India last summer on a Fulbright educator grant to learn about recent trends, challenges, and projections in higher education.
The ²ÝݮӰÊÓ alumnus ran, and won, the top spot in his Chicago ward on a platform of servant leadership.
²ÝݮӰÊÓ offers a wide variety of study abroad opportunities, including two group programs in Sweden and Ecuador.
This year’s Spring Oratorio addressed a topic that, while foreign to students living on ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s peaceful campus, can’t be ignored by many Chicago residents: gun violence.
²ÝݮӰÊÓ has named Kyle Rooker, a former Assistant Head Coach at Carthage College in Wisconsin, as Head Coach of the ²ÝݮӰÊÓ Vikings Football Team.
Deans Linda Duncan, Craig Johnson, and Wesley Lindahl are retiring after a combined 70 years of service to the ²ÝݮӰÊÓ community.
²ÝݮӰÊÓ has been awarded a $650,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to expand pathways for more undergraduate students to meet the nation’s need for well-educated scientists, engineers, and technicians.
Austin Channing Brown C’06 visited ²ÝݮӰÊÓ last January to discuss racial and social injustices in a Catalyst on Campus event that honored the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
High-achieving students who transfer to ²ÝݮӰÊÓ will earn up to 44 percent more in scholarship funds, under a new award structure that will likely boost enrollment in the coming years.
CRUX, Catalyst 606, and the Office of Diversity find a spiritual — and physical — home in the renovated former residence hall.
The School of Restorative Arts brings incarcerated and free students together in a unique classroom: Stateville Correctional Center.
The investiture of ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s 10th President drew hundreds of well-wishers, who gathered for a week of celebration and pageantry to honor a new chapter in ²ÝݮӰÊÓ’s history.
In honor of the inauguration of Mary Karsten Surridge, the University’s first female President, ²ÝݮӰÊÓ Director of Archives Andrew Meyer curated the exhibit Women of ²ÝݮӰÊÓ, currently on display in the Johnson Center.
More than 550 ²ÝݮӰÊÓers received their diplomas, graduate degrees, and certificates during a celebratory commencement weekend filled with family, friends, and University faculty and staff.
The ²ÝݮӰÊÓ community gathered May 1 for the fourth annual Blue and Gold Day, a fundraising effort sponsored by the Office of Advancement.
²ÝݮӰÊÓ Theological Seminary has honored Princess Kasune Zulu S’14, the first female member of Parliament in her home nation of Zambia, with the ²ÝݮӰÊÓ Theological Seminary Award for Distinguished Service.
Dariel Chaidez Receives a Fulbright Award; Katerina Dague and Anosh Wasker are 2019 Distinguished Seniors.