Campus & Community

All Monday classes moved online; non-essential staff should work remotely while essential personnel report as scheduled.

Several campus facilities closing early Sunday, Jan. 25, due to severe winter weather.

Additional information will be shared with ticketholders about rescheduling the event or processing refunds.

Update: Due to forecasted severe weather conditions, the 41st Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration has been cancelled.

Three new exhibitions will be accompanied by curator talks this semester.

The designation recognizes the health and wellness team for its adherence to rigorous standards of student-focused care and safety.

Senior class marshals lead their graduating class into the JMA Wireless Dome during the Commencement ceremony.

New this semester, the Graduate Student Research Roundtables feature a Passport Program, where in-person attendees will be entered into raffles and be eligible for prizes.

In the winter months, the University’s grounds department works to keep 65 acres of University property clear of snow and ice.

Seven students supported communications, video security and business continuity operations while building career skills.

While shuttles will no longer stop between Harrison and Adams Streets, two new stops have been added along University Avenue.

The Barnes Center at The Arch has been named to the Princeton Review 2026 Mental Health Services Honor Roll.

The 12-session Thrive! program brings updated research and practical strategies for resilience, stress management and cultivating happiness in an increasingly overwhelming world.