University News & Updates

The National Science Foundation has awarded our university a $10 million grant to advance research in renewable energy technologies.

The state-of-the-art student center will open its doors next month, featuring study spaces, dining options, and recreational facilities.

Our university has been ranked among the top 50 institutions globally in the latest World University Rankings.

The university will host its annual Research Symposium on May 15-16, showcasing innovative projects from students and faculty across all disciplines.

The Office of International Programs has established new exchange partnerships with universities in Singapore, South Korea, and Germany.

After three years of work, the university library has completed the digitization of its rare manuscript collection, making these valuable resources available online.

A team of engineering students has won first place in the National Robotics Design Competition with their innovative autonomous navigation system.

The university has announced a comprehensive sustainability plan aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 through renewable energy adoption and waste reduction.

Dr. Elizabeth Chen from the Department of Biology has been awarded the National Medal of Science for her groundbreaking research in cellular regeneration.