Women's Studies, International Film Series Announce Fall 2015 Lineup
Sep 1, 2015
The series begins Sept. 2 with a showing of “Easy A.”
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Mortar Board Chapter Selected for Gold Torch Award
Sep 1, 2015
Award is presented annually to the most exceptional chapters of Mortar Board for excellence in scholarship, leadership and service.
The New Obesity Drugs: an Rx for Weight Loss?
Sep 1, 2015
U.S. News - People who need to lose a significant amount of weight – and there are a lot of them – finally have more medical options. After a string of disappointments, the Food and Drug Administration has lately approved four drugs that can aid in weight loss when used alongside diet and exercise. The drugs can't melt away the fat while you sit on the sofa for a Netflix marathon, but they can help kick-start the lifestyle habits crucial to dropping pounds.
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Team of Engineering Students Take Top Honors at IAM3D Challenge
Sep 1, 2015
The engineering students earned Best Overall Design honors for their prototype development in the area of low-temperature saltwater desalination.
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