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Fred Ramsdell, a 1983 graduate in biochemistry and cell biology, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries that transformed understanding of the immune system and opened new paths to treating autoimmune disease. Read More»
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Taylor Swift’s new album has the world buzzing — and she’s also a subject of study on campus. Music professor Nancy Guy and her students reflect on a spring seminar exploring Swift’s artistry, fandom and cultural impact. Read More»
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Why is phosphine — a key indicator of life on Earth — present in the atmosphere of one failed star and not others? Researchers are on the hunt for answers. Read More»
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Justin Lee, author of this year’s Common Read for first-year and transfer students, offers a framework for communicating with people with whom you might disagree. Read More»
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A powerful new technology developed by bioengineers could improve treatments for diseases ranging from cancer to Alzheimer's. Read More»
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The Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences recently held its annual White Coat ceremony. Meet three incoming students and learn what drew them to the profession. Read More»
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