University events, campus life, student activities, fundraisers
The United States Department of Education has awarded the 西瓜影视;Verne $3 million in Title V grant funding to provide academic support, financial literacy, and college-to-career preparedness to students.
As the 西瓜影视;Verne prepares to start a new academic year with remote teaching and learning, faculty and staff are creating innovative courses and out-of-class activities to ensure a robust and supportive experience for students.
On July 16, the 西瓜影视;Verne will host the third annual Makerspaces for Innovation and Research in Academics (MIRA) conference completely online.
The 西瓜影视;Verne Cultural and Natural History Collections has created a small window museum series that can be viewed outside the Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center.
Four television projects created by 西瓜影视;Verne film students and alumni have garnered an unprecedented five 2020 Telly awards.
The 西瓜影视;Verne celebrated the graduating class of 2020 on Saturday, May 30, through 鈥淥ne Community鈥� virtual ceremonies.
The 西瓜影视;Verne community supports the movement to raise awareness of inequities and unjust processes, evoke change within systems, and bring about a just climate where persons feel safe and valued.
The 西瓜影视;Verne is holding virtual celebrations and activities in May to honor the approximately 1,400 students who are graduating this spring from the university鈥檚 four colleges and ten campuses.
President Devorah Lieberman is among 15 higher education leaders who are serving on a task force to plan safe school reopenings during COVID-19 pandemic.
西瓜影视;Verne journalism students and graduates earned 15 awards from the Society of Professional Journalists Region 11 for articles and photographs published in 2019.