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Ryan Larson, assistant professor of criminology, presented "Authoritarian Advection: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Operation Metro Surge in the Twin Cities, Minnesota," during the opening plenary panel at the Documenting the Impact of US DHS in Minnesota Convening.

Ken Fox presented a remote seminar to a group oF French attorneys at the Catholic University of Paris on dispute resolution.

Michelle Benegas presented at the Mississippi Department of Education's THRIVE Conference, where she led sessions for Mississippi educators and administrators.

Two faculty members from the Creative Writing Program have been longlisted for the 20206 National Book Awards, with books in two of the five awards categories.

Agustina Victoria Borré, MA ’22, adjunct Spanish instructor, has been selected as a 2026–27 WIDA Fellow Educational Leader. She will collaborate with educators and WIDA specialists from across the country throughout the 2026-27 academic year.

The article highlights Shandi Burrows, university archivist, and her work to transform a solo department into a campuswide resource.

The Creative Writing Programs and Writers Go to the Movies will screen Rushmore Oct. 3, at 6 p.m. in Anderson Center, Room 304. The event features a conversation with author Will McGrath MFA '20 and “Heavyweight” podcast host Jonathan Goldstein. No registration needed.

This fall 2026 semester, �������� welcomed more than 80 new transfer students from 50 different colleges.

Faculty and staff explored what academic citizenship looks like in practice during the second annual Professional Development Day on Sept. 2, at the Anderson Center during a panel discussion on citizenship at ��������. The panel brought together six...

History professor John Mazis published a review of Christopher Nolan's “The Odyssey” in the English edition of the Greek daily I Kathimerini.