Special Section: Commencement Weekend 2012 - Approximately 400 students received their master’s and doctoral degrees on Saturday, May 19, with an estimated crowd of 3,000 in attendance. Read this issue.
Special Section: Black History - University faculty members Warren Goldstein and Robert Churchill write about Martin Luther King Jr. and the Underground Railroad, respectively. Read this issue.
Special Section: Rising from the Ashes - Twin waterfall pools set in the footprints of the two World Trade Center towers bear the names of those who lost their lives on 9/11 engraved on the parapets surrounding the pools. Read this issue.
Special Section: Healing Through Art - The students job is to find a project that engages the residents on their own terms. Students take advantage of their partners' interests, facilities, coordination, and in some way wake up that life inside of them. Read this issue.
Special Section: The Future is Nao - Local professors are the first to program a robot with an ethical decision-making principle. Read this issue.
Special Section: Our Campus, Our Planet - Students learned about environmental issues on campus, steps the University is taking to reduce its carbon footprint and energy consumption, and ways in which students can help make a difference. Read this issue.
Special Section: 9 to 5, Act II - Everyone is talking about jobs these days. Alumni tell us about some pretty surprising career moves they have made and how their University degree helped prepare them for changes. Read this issue.
Special Section: A University for the World - Once a commuter school focused on its immediate community, the University has expanded its sphere of influence through a variety of global connections. Read this issue.
