The College of Arts & Sciences mourns the loss of coworker and alum Todd Dunbebin ’92, who passed away on Jan. 18. “I have yet to meet a single person who knew Todd that didn’t love him. His loss is acutely felt throughout the entire community. Godspeed,” said Michael Tedesco, […]
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By Patrick Fahey ’18 The College of Arts & Science’s first Career and Networking Week was an event-packed week geared at getting students in the college actively thinking about and working toward their future careers. During the week, more than 250 Arts & Sciences students participated in the events, and […]
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