鶹ýӳ officials broke ground on an expansion of the Dorothy Westerman Herrmann Science Center in a ceremony at the Highland Heights campus on Thursday, Oct. 31.
鶹ýӳ honored more than 2,000 graduates over two ceremonies during the university’s 52nd Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 14.
鶹ýӳ will recognize five distinguished alumni and faculty at the annual Alumni Awards on Friday, Feb. 7. Gaby Batshoun, Joe Meyer, Julie Kirkpatrick, Jenny Collopy and Steve Newman will be honored for their outstanding achievements and distinguished service to the community at the Alumni Awards Dinner and Celebration.
In the 1970s, Dr. Larry Giesmann began his tenure at 鶹ýӳ, bringing a passion for biology and an unwavering commitment to his students. This dedication has now culminated in the establishment of the Dr. Larry A. Giesmann Endowed Professorship in Biology, a significant contribution that will shape the future of 鶹ýӳ’s College of Arts and Sciences.
Join us for1,968 Minutes of Givingas we celebrate 鶹ýӳ’s 57th birthday! 鶹ýӳ Founders’ Day is one of the best opportunities to celebrate the place we all call home and support opportunities for current and future Norse.
Six colleagues—and friends—atSouthside Virginia Community College decided to enroll in 鶹ýӳ's Doctor of Nursing Practice at the same time.
Twenty-five years ago, 鶹ýӳ and the College of Business, now Haile College, embarked on a journey to drive innovation and entrepreneurship for the region.
鶹ýӳ’s Alumni Association provides workshops for alumni seeking professional growth opportunities.
Lunsford Academy is More than What's in a Name
In classrooms, theW. Bruce Lunsford Academy for Law, Business + Technologyat Chase College of Law is all about, well, law, businesses and technology. In its extended classroom, it is community of students and alumni for shared interests and professional pursuits.
Work Hard and Persevere
For Larissa Jones, the greatest aspect of receiving a degree from 鶹ýӳis her two young children, Sawyer and Lydia, watching her walk across the stage after three years of hard work.
Preparing Haile Students for Success
The Haile College of Business hosted its tenth annualBusiness Weekevent in fall semester 2024. Business Week is a testament to our resolute dedication to experiential learning at 鶹ýӳ.
New Understandings of Evolution
This summer,Dr. Monica Wakefield, director of the anthropology and evolutionary studies programs at 鶹ýӳ, will begin annually bringing cohorts of students to the Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project (UNBP) in Laikipia, Kenya as part of a three-year, $257,596 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
鶹ýӳ Cybersecurity Expands Its Reach
As 2025 begins, the impact of 鶹ýӳ’s cybersecurity programs continues to grow.Last year, the National Security Agency renewed 鶹ýӳ’s designation as Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education for a third 5-year term.
Instilling Passion for Philanthropy
ForDr. Julie Olberding, philanthropy and education are inseparable. In the 20 years since she was hired on at 鶹ýӳ as a lecturer, she has been committed to showing students how they can make a difference outside of the classroom—a commitment she carried over from her previous career working in the nonprofit sector.
The Power of Our Story
The Power of Our Story: A Symposium about Place-Based Storytelling and the Black Freedom Struggle was a partnership between 鶹ýӳ’s Black Studies program, Black and Brown Educators of Excellence, the College of Education and National Geographic hosted in the University Center ballroom. The event was the launch of the inaugural 2892 Miles to Go program in Cincinnati/northern Kentucky supported by the National Geographic Society.
A Continuum of Learning
Dr. Denise “De-Dee” Foti and Dr. Sonia Vishneskihave a longstanding friendship and working relationship that began when they first started working together at the Jefferson College of Health Sciences in 2007. They are partnering together once again to promote and build a relationship between 鶹ýӳ and the Salem Veterans Affairs Health Care System that will allow FNP and PMHNP graduates to train for the next steps in their career.
鶹ýӳ has announced that former coach and longtime athletics director, Jane Meier, will be honored with a banner inside Truist Arena memorializing her contributions to Norse Athletics during her career, which spanned 31 years.
鶹ýӳ Athletics announced its next class of Norse greats to enter the David Lee Holt 鶹ýӳ Hall of Fame. The honorees were inducted on Friday, Jan. 10, and recognized on Saturday, Jan. 11, during the men's and women's basketball doubleheader at Truist Arena.
鶹ýӳ men’s basketball coach Darrin Horn reached a remarkable milestone on Saturday, Dec. 7. The Norse men’s basketball team defeated the IU Indianapolis Jaguars in a high energy 66-64 game. The victory marked Coach Horn’s 100th win with 鶹ýӳ.
