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This summer Blythe Wong ’25 has been “fishing for answers” to understand how genes and hormones shape the way organisms look and behave, working with thousands of tiny Poecilia parae fish swimming in the aquariums of Ben Sandkam’s lab in Mudd Hall. S

The arrest followed a moment of tension at the L.A. Times en Español Stage, where archaeologist Richard Hansen was giving a talk Sunday.

More than 500 writers, experts and storytellers gathered with throngs of book lovers at USC for the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

More than 500 writers, experts and storytellers gathered with throngs of book lovers at USC for the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

Peter Barris, chair of the Northwestern Board of Trustees, outlined his goals of supporting University President Michael Schill and improving the scale of research during Faculty Senate on Wednesday. Barris, who lives in Virginia, attended the meeting over Zoom.  Barris, who became the Board’s chair in September, said he wants to make NU an “iconic...

What are California native plants? How do you add them to your garden to create habitat? Come explore native plants at L.A. Times Plants' Festival of Books booth.

IDEAL hosted a workshop last month focused on introducing notions and problems within the fields of machine learning and logic as part of the winter/spring special program.

As a new working group convenes to accelerate campus progress toward carbon neutrality, Carleton’s history as a leader in sustainability comes to the forefront.

Troy Camp will hold their largest fundraiser of the year at Saturday’s game.

A 7-foot tall sculpture, a small-scale version of Kehinde Wiley's defiant rejoinder to Confederate statuary, 'Rumors of War,' will be installed in Mudd Hall atrium