News

Directed by Doug Grissom, associate professor of playwriting, the play depicts a once prospering mining town that suddenly becomes home to a scandalous murder trial.

Biologists Robert Cox (U.Va.) and Ryan Calsbeek (Dartmouth) analyzed a decade of survival records for over 4,600 brown anole lizards across seven populations in The Bahamas.

Asst. Professor of Religious Studies Jalane Schmidt first-year seminar studies how whiteness, not just blackness, has been a shifting category and has served to exclude or include certain ethnic groups over time and in different parts of the country.

The International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition is an annual contest in synthetic biology,

"I think you have to write regularly and you have to sit down at your desk regularly. Everybody has difficulty doing this."

What is life like inside the social safety net? How does it feel to fall from the middle class into poverty? Are the poor becoming increasingly invisible to the rest of society?

She is the only astronomer to be selected as a fellow during the program’s 11-year history in the U.S.

Many library books hold more than the printed words that go with the title.

“Dr. Cox and Dr. Hawley are pioneers who have produced new understanding of the fundamental structure of matter and the dynamics of the universe, respectively."

Prof. Rapinchuk was named an AMS Fellow for his contributions to the arithmetic theory of algebraic groups and geometry of locally symmetric spaces.