Academics
Changes to the academic calendar began this fall. Be sure to note key dates to the spring semester: earlier start of classes, earlier spring break, a Saturday commencement and more.
Finals are around the corner—don't forget these three tips to ease the stress of acing your written projects.
Finals will be here before you know it! It's never too early to get organized and ensure you're on track to finish the semester strong.
The ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ College of Music's Thompson Jazz Studies Program is excited to announce the addition of applied jazz strings—taught by recent alum and current Jazz Studies Lecturer Enion Pelta-Tiller—to the college's various jazz performance degrees.
Are you a graduate student looking to grow as a reflective, equity-oriented educator while earning a digital badge and micro-credential—for free? Learn more.
An ATLAS faculty-led seminar challenges first-year engineering students to explore the power of language in a digital age.
The University Libraries offer research consultations with a librarian to help you find resources for your projects. Learn what happens and tips for getting the most out of your appointment.
Start planning your winter break now. Winter Session will offer over 30 lower- and upper-division online courses to help you earn credit and work toward degree completion.
This fall, the ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ College of Music launched a new master's degree in historical performance and research. Combining rigorous academic training with professional-level performance, the degree prepares students for doctoral study, performance and diverse other music careers.
As a second-year student, this is a great time to make the most of your college experience and grow toward your long-term interests and goals. Meeting with your academic advisor can help you find new opportunities and get personalized advice and support.