Research by biology professor Melinda Yang is uncovering how East Asia was first populated.

We must push our students — and ourselves — to understand and consider viewpoints different than our own, writes President Ronald A. Crutcher.

Our need for social contact is powerful, says Jepson professor Don Forsyth.

Students created a forum focused on inclusivity on campus.

Ronald A. Crutcher plans to step down when his current term expires in 2022 and will join the faculty after a year on sabbatical.

Two Spiders are creating new opportunities in their sport by relying on their Spider network for ideas and support.

Martha Callghan, VP for advancement, describes the path that landed her at the head of UR's alumni engagement efforts.

Jennifer Huffman, ’10, is an American in Germany who finds that her international perspective “shows you what's possible in very specific concrete ways.”

Alumni offer friendly faces and practical advice to Spiders moving to new cities.

Fifty bucks nearly kept Bill MacKay, B’78, from taking the job that would launch his dream career. Now, with the pandemic, he faces his biggest professional challenge yet.

“Multiple patients have told me I’m the first Black doctor they have seen,” says Dr. Tajh Ferguson, ’10, a Boston-area OB-GYN.

“The more frank we are with the reality of what things are, the more likely we are to change them,” says Mary Morgan, ’11. 

Investigative journalist Rob Davis, ’00, developed an award-inning exploration of the relationship between unlimited corporate campaign contributions and environmental policy in Oregon.

"Identity is at the heart of eating disorders," says clinical psychologist Charlynn Small, who recently edited a clinician's guide focused on Black women with eating disorders.  

With guitar in hand, Jim Malone, R’88, is part of the Spider community using virtual tools to stay connected.

As team president and general manager, Bezbatchenko led the Columbus Crew to its second MLS Cup.

As an adviser to the European Parliament, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, ’03, is helping build political and economic ties with East Asia.