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������ will host a new speaker series for the spring semester titled The University and the Public Good: The Role of the American College in Our Time, sponsored by the Office of the President.

On December 16, 2024, ������ repatriated the remains of 21 Oneida ancestors from the collections of the Longyear Museum of Anthropology to the Oneida Indian Nation at the Nation’s Mary C. Winder Community Center.

Barbara Gonzalez Fuentes ’25 made the most of her summer in South Africa.

Amelia Rastley ’25 spent her summer along the coast of Fiji conducting research on coral reefs with the Sea Education Association (SEA).

Recent research by a student-faculty team at ������ unlocks new clues that could radically change the world’s understanding of the origin of dark matter.

������ has set a new philanthropic record as alumni, parents, and friends of the University gave $10.2 million for the ������ Fund.

A new 65,000-square-foot basketball and volleyball arena will anchor a new athletics quadrangle at ������, replacing the Reid Athletics Center. Construction of the facility, part of the University’s Third-Century Plan initiatives, is slated to begin in February.

During its spring meetings, the ������ Board of Trustees approved resolutions regarding faculty promotions to associate professor with continuous tenure and to full professor, as well as appointments to named chairs — all of which will take effect July 1, 2024.

������ will mark the beginning phases of the Lower Campus Initiative under the Third-Century Plan this summer with construction and restoration projects at 66 and 70 Broad Street.

������ Residential Commons will welcome new co-directors at the beginning of the 2024–25 academic year.