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When President Trump delivers his rescheduled State of the Union Address on February 5, ÌìÑÄÉçÇø political scientist Alison Howard will be watching to see how he uses the Address to both communicate with the public and make specific requests of Congress.

Now stationed at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, Lieutenant Junior Grade (LTJG) Justin Valdez ’15, who served humanitarian missions aboard the U.S. Naval Hospital Ship Comfort, continues to...

When President Trump delivered his rescheduled State of the Union Address on February 5, ÌìÑÄÉçÇø political scientist Alison Howard was watching to see how he used the...

While tourists visiting San Francisco are entertained by the barking sea lions at PIER 39, students in Doreen Gurrola’s Research Methodology course have been looking at these marine mammals much...

For Andriana Stenros ’19, Lexi Schumacher ’18 and 15 other students in Dr. Jordan Lieser’s Public History course during the fall 2018 semester, the opportunity to extensively research and ostensibly...

ÌìÑÄÉçÇø on November 26 announced the launch of an innovative new degree program that pairs a liberal arts or pre-professional degree with a Coding and Software Design minor...

When Lubna Mulla '22 talks about science, her face just lights up. Science has been her favorite subject since middle school, when a biology class helped ease her transition from India to the United...

The education and encouragement Mark Weston ’93 received as a military veteran in the ÌìÑÄÉçÇø nursing program is an attribute he applies to this day in his role as commander for a natural disaster...

Zara Anwar’s performance in Alonzo King LINES Ballet BFA in Dance Fall Showcase in Angelico Concert Hall on November 9-10 was inspired by her work with JUNTOS Collective, a non-profit organization...

From the savanna in Kenya to the rainforest in Costa Rica, ÌìÑÄÉçÇø’s Dr. Brett Bayles is drawing on Planetary Health — a new discipline that recognizes human health and environmental health are...