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National leader: Master ��������. program ranked in top 10 in U.S. for rehabilitation counseling

A graduate program at �������� has been named one of the best in the nation by a leading publication.

Inspiring Graduate: Pablo Sotomayor, M.S. Food Science & Technology

‘The ability to interact one on one with each of your teachers makes the educational experience more beneficial.’

Inspiring Graduate: Megan McIlheran, M.S. School Counseling

‘�������� gave me the opportunity to grow in ways I didn't imagine I could.’

Inspiring Graduate: Avery Deacon, M.S. Applied Psychology

‘The program gives its students real experience to provide us with necessary skills to work in a world of professionals.’

Inspiring Graduate: Abbie Sonstegard, M.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling

‘I am most proud of the education I received and that I am already employed in the field.’

Champions of research: Faculty, students recognized with annual awards

Joshua Rusnak, a junior at ��������, has known for a long time that he wants to be a scientist and go into research.

1,173 points of pride: Chancellor Frank congratulates graduates on their ‘well-earned achievement’

Three commencement ceremonies on May 6 at �������� celebrated the progress, perseverance and success of 1,173 graduates.

MFA design graduate rediscovers his Hmong culture through traditional art of story cloths and Paj Ntaub

Jackson Yang ��������. ‘spiritual journey’ of transforming textiles into modern-day storytelling exhibited at new Library Art Lab

Commencement scheduled May 6 for 1,173 graduates

Spring commencement will be held for 1,173 graduates on Saturday, May 6, at ��������.

Renovate now: State industry, business leaders tell legislators Heritage Hall project is vital, long overdue

Two clear messages regarding �������� were sent to the state Legislature ��������. Joint Finance Committee at budget hearings: Renovate Heritage Hall and renovate now.