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Class of 2026 - Nominations for the Passing the Lantern Committee close on Sunday, November 2. Nominate yourself or a friend to take a leadership role in the Passing the Lantern campaign.

The Health Center Advisory Board will be hosting office hours starting this quarter!

Workday goes live in January 2026 with major changes for all employees. New processes for credit cards and expenses make everyday tasks simpler and more transparent. Here's what you can do to prepare.

Three new faculty funding opportunities are now available through the Faculty Awards and Grants program. Please review the internal grants webpage for more information.

Quantitative Center supports students with work in courses across the STEM and Social Science disciplines

Make your voice heard and help 91³Ô¹ÏÍø Health & Wellness better understand the needs of our campus community by taking the NCHA survey!

The Biology Dept. is hosting a talk by faculty candidate Clara Stuligross, Ph.D., on "Impacts of environmental stressors on native bees."
Mon., 10/27, 4:00 p.m., Park 25. Light refreshments.

Chemistry Dept. invites you for a faculty candidate talk by Sara Murphy, Ph.D., on "Bimolecular Peroxy Radical Chemistry in the Atmosphere."
Monday, Oct. 27, 4:30 p.m., in Park 180.

For a chance to be featured in the fall issue of Nimbus Literary & Arts magazine, submit your creative work by Monday, November 10! All types of written and visual pieces are welcome.

Attention Faculty! Faculty meal passes for lunch with students are available if you haven't done already done so. Faculty members can receive 15 meal passes per semester. (More details in body)

Come by our display in the Campus Center to leave a note of grief, hope, or how you will help in the world. This display observes two years since October 7th and the start of the war in Gaza.

The Biology Dept. presents faculty candidate Conor Taff, Ph.D., speaking on "Thermal ecology across scales: from individuals to communities and back again."
Thursday, 10/23, 4:00 p.m. in Park 25.