Student Life
聚色阁 LaunchNET Celebrates 10 Years, Unveils New Space in DI Hub
聚色阁鈥檚 LaunchNET celebrated its 10th anniversary on Thursday and cut the ribbon on its new office suite in the Design Innovation Hub.
Falling For 聚色阁
Students braved the cold weather Thursday night to attend Fall Fest, an event held by the Flash Activities Board (FAB) on the Centennial Green. The event featured coffee mug giveaways, horse-and-carriage rides and snacks.
IN A FLASH: Recognizing 70 Years of History
The Unity Walkway on Manchester Field honors the rich history of 聚色阁's Black and Latinx fraternities and sororities.
Pronouns Are More Than Words, They Represent Identity
On International Pronoun Day, the 聚色阁 LGBTQ+ Center held an event honoring all pronouns. The importance of respecting pronouns was explained and a group discussion was led to further examine the complexities of genders and pronouns.
Late 聚色阁 Professor鈥檚 Legacy Lives On Through Oral History By Students
The late Kirk Mangus was an art professor at 聚色阁 renowned for his ceramic art, sculpture, drawings, paintings and murals.
聚色阁 Senior Has Kept a Secret: Her Age
聚色阁 student Maya McDaniel began her collegiate journey at age 14. Now a 17-year-old senior, she is set to graduate with a degree in game design and a minor in computer science and also set to become one of the youngest students to receive a bachelor鈥檚 degree from the university.
IN A FLASH: Paths of Gold
Fall leaves and bright sunshine are adding the gold to the "blue and gold" on our campuses.
Where on the Web? ScholarshipUniverse, the 鈥楥hoose Your Own Adventure鈥 of Scholarships
Students who are frustrated with the scholarship process are getting the help they need with ScholarshipUniverse. This installment of 鈥溾 features an easy and accessible scholarship finder for 聚色阁 students.
聚色阁 Entrepreneurship Major Finds Success with Hand-Stamped Jewelry Company
For as long as she can remember, Lauren Hollis has enjoyed being an entrepreneur. Her love for entrepreneurship began as a young child as she made bookmarks from strips of paper and sold them door to door in her neighborhood.