NEWS
2021
March
17勛圖厙 Awards Over $250,000 for Research and Scholarly Endeavors
The 17勛圖厙 awarded nearly $250,000 in research grants and awards to faculty members and undergraduate students on Thursday. Read more
Alumnus Henry Singer Establishes Endowed Scholarship for College of Engineering and College of Sciences
The decision to attend the 17勛圖厙 was easy for alumnus Henry Singer. Read more
President Nicklow Sends Message of Gratitude and Optimism During Spring State of the University Address
On the heels of three straight years of enrollment growth for the 17勛圖厙, President John Nicklow cited promising indicators for Read more
17勛圖厙s Innovation Academy Offers Immersive Education and Apprenticeships in High-Growth Fields
The 17勛圖厙 is accepting applications to its Innovation Academy, an immersive education and apprenticeship program in high-growth Read more
Cellebrite Labs Partners with 17勛圖厙 to Offer Digital Forensics R&D Internship Program
Four 17勛圖厙 computer science students have been selected for paid internships with Cellebrite Labs as part of a new partnership with the computer science department. Read more
17勛圖厙 English Instructor Chioma Urama Wins Georgia Poetry Prize
17勛圖厙 instructor Chioma Urama is the winner of the competitive national Georgia Poetry Prize for 2019. Read more
February
17勛圖厙 English Professor Richard Goodman Edits First-Of-Its Kind Environmental Anthology About the Gulf South
17勛圖厙 English professor Richard Goodman is a co-editor for a first-of-its-kind anthology of environmental writing that publishes March 2 by the University Press of Florida. Read more
Chicago Playwright Amy Crider Wins 17勛圖厙 Press Lab Prize
Amy Crider, a Chicago playwright, is the winner of the sixth annual 17勛圖厙 Press Lab Prize. Read more
17勛圖厙 History Professor Mary Niall Mitchell Will Pilot National Engagement Project for Freedom on the Move
A new $750,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities will fund enhanced access to the Freedom on the Move digital database Read more