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Alizé Dreyer, a history and global studies undergraduate student, examines the role Jews played in the formation of a Turkish national identity. The work, she said, is personal.

A Jefferson elm joins the trees on the Lawn as the University honors its former landscape architect on Founder’s Day.

An astronomy major and a biochemical researcher are the University’s newest Goldwater Scholars.

Air Force ROTC cadets received a World War II history lesson from a pilot who was there.

The School of Architecture invited scholars from around the nation to experiment with novel building materials drawn from Mother Nature.

Architecture student Martina Bucheli’s work rests at the convergence of faith and the corporeal in a 12th-century French abbey church.

Landscape architecture students learned about the role fire plays in sustaining native prairies and savannas, which ecologists say co-dominated with forests prior to colonialism.

�鶹�ƽ�� Army ROTC program keeps the memory of 1st Lt. Robert Joseph “R.J.” Hess alive – and supports a local charity – with a 5-kilometer race on Grounds.

Environmental researcher Davis Coffey, a fourth-year student, spent his last year seeking to measure escaping methane bubbles – by listening.

A fascination with 3D printing has led a biomedical engineering student into cancer research.