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Why Lab Research Matters for Neuroscience Students For students pursuing a degree in neuroscience, hands‑on research is more than a résumé booster—it is a gateway to understanding the brain’s complex systems and to shaping future therapies. Lab work forces you to apply theoretical knowledge, develop critical thinking, and collaborate across disciplines. In the United States, […]
What Is STUNT and Why It Matters to Pacific STUNT is a fast‑growing, head‑to‑head sport that blends pyramids, tosses, tumbling and synchronized routines. Developed by USA Cheer, it emphasizes athleticism, technique and teamwork. By adding STUNT as its 21st NCAA Division I program, the University of the Pacific is positioning itself at the forefront of women’s […]
Building a Community Around AI and Robotics The University of the Pacific’s new Artificial Intelligence‑powered Robotics Club is more than a student organization; it is a hub where theory meets practice. By bringing together students from engineering, computer science, and related disciplines, the club creates a collaborative environment that accelerates learning and sparks creativity. Why […]
Bill Topp’s Legacy in Computer Science In November 2025, the University of the Pacific community lost a foundational figure: Professor Emeritus William “Bill” Topp. A mathematician by training, Topp joined Pacific’s faculty in 1970 and spent the next four decades shaping the university’s nascent computer science department. His work laid the groundwork for a program […]
About Gabriela Lena Frank: A Latin Grammy‑Winning Composer Gabriela Lena Frank, a celebrated composer and University Artist in Residence, has earned a Latin Grammy for her innovative fusion of Western orchestral traditions with the vibrant sounds of her multicultural heritage. Her work has been performed by leading orchestras worldwide, and she has recently completed a seven‑year tenure with the […]
Jennifer Lancaster, PhD, has stepped into the role of dean at Adelphi University’s College of Professional and Continuing Studies (CPCS) while also serving as executive director of the new Manhattan Center. Her appointment signals a renewed focus on flexible, high‑quality education for adult learners, working professionals, and anyone looking to advance their career or pursue […]
Why Emergency Management Matters in Today’s World In an era marked by frequent natural disasters, pandemics, and complex security threats, the demand for skilled emergency managers has never been higher. Whether you work in healthcare, government, or the private sector, the ability to anticipate, coordinate, and respond to crises is a critical asset. The Adelphi […]
From High School English to a Career in Wildlife Conservation While many students gravitate toward science in high school, Katie Govern’s path began in the English classroom. The 2007 graduate of York College of Pennsylvania discovered her passion for animals at the age of 15, when she took a part‑time job at ZooAmerica in Hershey. […]
Why the Battle of the Atlantic Matters for College Gamers The upcoming Rocket League face‑off between York College of Pennsylvania and its UK counterpart is more than a friendly match. It represents a growing trend in collegiate esports where teams compete on a global stage, gaining exposure, sharpening skills, and building networks that can translate […]
Why the Healing Garden Matters After the tragic events of December 6, 2023, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) has turned a painful memory into a living tribute. The new Healing Garden is more than a landscaped space; it is a place where the faculty legacy of Dr. Jerry Cha‑Jan Chang, Dr. Naoko Takemaru, […]
