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Nominated by students, the Thelma M. Williams Advisor of the Year Award honors a faculty or staff member who performs the service of advising undergraduate students in the college. 

A new initiative gets students thinking about planetary threats like climate change—and their power to make an impact.

The funding supports efforts to provide a comprehensive and fundamental understanding of provable robustness in dynamic and adaptive learning setups, leading to practically useful methods with theoretical guarantees.

Liu's work explores new abstractions, techniques and tools to democratize the creation of interactive data visualizations.

Their research reveals the dynamics of an ever-moving polymer called chromatin.

He was honored for his contributions to the understanding of small bodies in the inner solar system by exploring the boundary between active and inactive objects.

Patel, who received the Andrew J. Moyer Outstanding Graduate Student Award, plans to pursue a career in the pharma or biotech industry.

With an NIH graduate fellowship, Rose Ying continues to look for interesting ways to explore the unknown.

The $875,000 award will support the development of new tools to advance her alternative fuels research.

Computer science major Oliver D'Esposito envisions a future where every lab is equipped with efficient power management systems, contributing to a significant reduction in energy waste.

The link between tree diversity and spider populations can help homeowners and other land managers better plan tree plantings to naturally mitigate the effects of climate change.

The renowned astrophysicist will also reprise his role as director of the Joint Space-Science Institute.