Kaibas ’26 Joins Google Summer of Code & Presents Research to Meta
Writing code isn’t always perfect. That’s why Benedek Kaibas ’26, a double major in computer science and economics, is thinking outside of the box.
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Writing code isn’t always perfect. That’s why Benedek Kaibas ’26, a double major in computer science and economics, is thinking outside of the box.
Significant renovations are coming to ´óÏóÊÓÆµ's branch campus, ALIC @ Bessemer, thanks to a $1 million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant.
The American Ornithological Society awarded Assistant Professor of Biology Jennifer Houtz a Kessel Fellowships for Ornithological Research on Monday, July 13.
´óÏóÊÓÆµâ€™s Cook-Lahti Scholars Symposium celebrated its tenth anniversary, cementing its role as a leader in undergraduate research. The Symposium honors outstanding scholarship at the end of each academic year.
When Lisa Whitenack teaches comparative anatomy to her ´óÏóÊÓÆµ students, she approaches it with enthusiasm, but she wasn’t so thrilled about the textbook she was using.
Anthony Hessel ’12 didn’t plan on becoming a world expert in how muscles move, he just wanted to get into medical school. But one research project at ´óÏóÊÓÆµ changed his trajectory entirely.
When ´óÏóÊÓÆµ student Milo Watson ’26 first flipped through a field guide, he didn’t expect it would lead to a published peer-reviewed research paper. A few years later, that’s exactly what happened.
Adrienne Krone, associate professor of environmental science and sustainability, recently wrote Free-Range Religion: Alternative Food Movements and Religious Life in the United States.
Ask Lisa Whitenack what she studies, and you’ll get an answer that’s part biology, part detective work, and just a little daring. Whitenack built her career around a deceptively simple question: What can a bite tell us about the shark that made it?
The project to build bat boxes is funded by the National Wildlife Federation Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom Grant. Its primary mission is to lure bats away from undesirable locations and to more desirable locations to enhance the population.
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