Assistant director of dance Anne Van Gelder talks about this year’s University Dancers spring concert and which student-choreographed pieces had faculty judges jazzed.  

Tom Parfitt brings his back-room kitchen experience front and center through the Baking and Pastry Arts Center—and gives a small taste of the art of making chocolate.

As the Jepson School of Leadership Studies prepares to celebrate 20 years, a new emissary group of alumni will work to strengthen ties and assist with special projects.

An educational outreach internship with National Geographic gave Carroll Courtenay, '12, insight into the state of geography education in public schools. 

Local businesses and nonprofit organizations are receiving a free leadership assessment from students enrolled in some sections of Theories and Models of Leadership.

After working in various roles at the University for more than a decade, Susan Taylor joins the Jepson School of Leadership Studies as the director of programs and budgets.

Dr. Kristin Bezio uses literature, theater, film and even video games to help students explore how pop culture influences society and the way people think about issues of leadership and followership.

Kate Lawrenz, ’14, started the summer after her freshman year with a goal of writing a 30-page research paper. She ended up with 100 pages of material on the independence movement in Southern Sudan.

After taking classes about vampires and Hitchcock films, Korine Powers, ’12, spent her summer researching the audience’s relationship with serial killers.

New Chief of Police Dave McCoy set straight to work increasing the Police Department’s efficiency and sustainability.