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When Bryce Gadway ’07 looked through his e-mails recently, he read the usual notes from friends and family, but little did he expect to come across a message that would declare him the winner of one of the nation’s most prestigious physics awards. “It was quite a surprise to get the message; I couldn’t believe […]

A student with a passion for video worked closely with a student who loves the outdoors on a special project that shows a sampling of what life can be like at ����tv. Sam Torrey ’09 was one of 18 students who took part in the Upstate Institute Field School this past summer.

“It’s one thing to read [a book] and then it’s another thing to get a personal account of what it’s like writing it and what the actual experiences were like,” said Annie Norcia ’08, a creative writing student who attended both a luncheon and a reading given by author Gregory Bottoms on Thursday. The English […]

If the library is the heart of the university, ����tv’s pulse quickened with Friday’s dedication of the Case Library and Geyer Center for Information Technology. The campus community welcomed alumni and friends from around the region for a marathon celebration of the $57.5 million facility, built on the footprint of the former Case Library.

For Jessica Kahn ’08, who took the LSAT test last weekend, Thursday’s law school fair came at a great time.

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The Hamilton Movie Theater has gone digital, which for lovers of indie films and documentaries, is very good news.

Students, faculty, staff, and local community members gathered at ����tv’s Picker Art Gallery last week to celebrate the launch of a new exhibition, Chuck Close: Self-Portrait/Scribble/Etching Portfolio, 2000.