Annie Dobler

Officials plan to move the Academic Technologies office to Gelman Library this fall to bring together library staff from across campus.

For freshman Henry Brousseau, a trip to a Trump campaign rally last year turned into a lawsuit against the president of the United States.

Faculty and student organizations will be in the crowd at the March for Science Saturday to voice concerns about steep government budget cuts.

Officials said the new policy to allow dogs in residence halls could help improve students’ quality of life in University housing.

Student and alumni volunteers urged students to give to the University and pen thank you notes to donors at Wednesday’s event.

Officials in the business school sent out a student survey last month to gauge the level of academic dishonesty within the school.

The majority of donors to the University’s largest-ever fundraising campaign are alumni, giving 63 percent of gifts.

The business school will offer an undergraduate concentration in real estate for business majors this fall.

Fifteen collaborative research projects between 43 faculty members have received grants one year after introducing a new cross disciplinary research fund.

Nearly 300 guests gathered in the School of Media and Public Affairs’ Jack Morton Auditorium to hear chef José Andrés deliver the keynote speech at the third annual Food Tank Summit.