Chemistry Students Present at National Meeting

Chemistry Students Present at National Meeting

Ava Dzurenda, Staff Writer April 19, 2023

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ashley Smith-Diemler and Chemistry majors Sarah Evans, Isabelle Cunningham and Katarina Zerbee attended the American Chemical Society National Meeting in Indianapolis in...

ChatGPT: A Tool for Innovation or a Platform to Plagiarism?

ChatGPT: A Tool for Innovation or a Platform to Plagiarism?

Scott Riner, Editor April 19, 2023

Conversation is buzzing in the tech world around the creation of new Artificial Intelligence systems. In higher education, there are many who are concerned that the latest in AI – ChatGPT - will lead...

Business Day Returns After Three-Year Hiatus

Business Day Returns After Three-Year Hiatus

Abby Zambruno, Staff Writer April 1, 2023

The Shields School of Business will host the 19th edition of its “Business Day” on Friday. This event allows students from area high schools to participate in hands-on business-related activities with...

Tradition Resumes: Business Students Visit London Over Spring Break

Tradition Resumes: Business Students Visit London Over Spring Break

Emese Szucs, Staff Writer April 1, 2023

After a three-year hiatus due to the global pandemic, students, faculty and staff members from the Shield School of Business returned to London for the 14th time during the 2023 Spring Break. Twenty-four...

Bell-Ringing Ceremony Celebrates New Bell, Chapel Renovations

Bell-Ringing Ceremony Celebrates New Bell, Chapel Renovations

Scott Riner, Editor April 1, 2023

The University held a bell-ringing ceremony on March 28. Those who attended the ceremony celebrated renovations to the Immaculate Conception Chapel, which will be completed in August. The new bell that...

Biology Students Visit Galapagos Islands

Biology Students Visit Galapagos Islands

Claudia Ortiz, Staff Writer April 1, 2023

Associate Professors of Biology Gail Drus and Amanda Martino accompanied students enrolled in the program’s Field Biology course to the Galapagos Islands over Spring Break. During the nine-day trip,...

Criminal Justice Program Recognized as “Program of the Year” by International Association

Criminal Justice Program Recognized as “Program of the Year” by International Association

Halie Murphy, Staff Writer April 1, 2023

The University’s Criminal Justice Program received the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Program-of-the-Year Award on March 18. Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Mark Buckwalter and...

Happy Math and Statistics Awareness Month!

Happy Math and Statistics Awareness Month!

Matthew Hall April 1, 2023

From the food that we enjoy to our course textbooks to the sports that we watch and play, numbers document the world around us. Without numbers, we wouldn’t know how many calories are in our food, how...

Cybersecurity Program Recognized by NSA, Department of Homeland Security

Cybersecurity Program Recognized by NSA, Department of Homeland Security

Ava Dzurenda, Staff Writer April 1, 2023

SFU’s Cybersecurity Program has been recognized by the National Security Administration and the Department of Homeland Security. Through 2028, the program will serve as a “National Center of Academic...

NASA-Funded Earth-to-Moon Exhibit Provides Learning Opportunities for Students

NASA-Funded Earth-to-Moon Exhibit Provides Learning Opportunities for Students

Ava Dzurenda, Staff Writer February 27, 2023

A NASA-funded “Earth-to-Moon” mobile exhibit built by SFU faculty, staff and students will be showcased in several public libraries across the region this year. The exhibit provides area students...

Shields School of Business Announces Spring EIRs

Shields School of Business Announces Spring EIRs

Lindsey Slebodnik, Staff Writer February 6, 2023

The Shields School of Business recently announced its “EIR” line-up for the spring semester. Each semester, administrators and faculty members in the School invite “Executives in Residence”...

Ongoing Building and Renovation Projects Promise New Learning Opportunities

Ongoing Building and Renovation Projects Promise New Learning Opportunities

Scott Riner, Editor February 6, 2023

The University is in the midst of several major building and renovation projects that, when completed, will provide students not only with new and updated facilities, but also new learning opportunities. Students...

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