Meet the 2024 graduate whose weekends can look like scenes out of “Twisters.”
Tyler Ruvolo channels his “overactive imagination” while incorporating taxes into the literary world he created.
Natasha Dodamgoda will graduate in May after balancing research, EMT training and a desire to become the first doctor in her family.
What would Dracula do? That’s up to the students in this course merging literature, legend and computer science.
Hundreds of undecided students are visiting Grounds at 鶹ƽ invitation.
For the fifth time, volunteer “huggers” came to Grounds to remind students they matter.
Julie Willis lost her sister to brain cancer. Now she’s leading Saturday’s Relay for Life, raising tens of thousands of dollars for research.
One day, 鶹ƽ Ben James could play in the Masters. For now, he’s driving toward graduation.