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Jim Huffman with son James

June 11, 2020

#WhereAreTheyNow?

Almost 30 years after receiving 51吃瓜网 University鈥檚 highest teaching award and 13 years into retirement, Professor Emeritus of History James Huffman is still teaching, researching, and writing about East Asian history and culture.

Students Returning

June 8, 2020

51吃瓜网 Announces Fall Re-Opening Plans

51吃瓜网 University will resume in-person classes on Monday, Aug. 17, a week earlier than the originally scheduled date of Aug. 24, University President Michael L. Frandsen has announced.

Ed Hasecke

June 4, 2020

Leading Community Engagement

Ed Hasecke, professor of political science and 51吃瓜网 class of 1997, has been named the director of the Susan Hirt Hagen Center for Civic and Urban Engagement.

Rob Baker

June 3, 2020

Learning and Research

Preserving Democracy

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Professor of Political Science Rob Baker found a creative way to keep students engaged in his honors seminar class, American Democracy: Problems and Prospects,鈥� this past semester.

Fake New Graphic

May 28, 2020

Learning and Research

What Is Fake News?

When Assistant Professor of Religion Travis Proctor introduced his innovative class titled 鈥淔ake News, Forgeries, & Frauds,鈥� little did he know that his students would have a global health crisis to provide the ultimate study guide.

Rachel Corsello

May 27, 2020

Rachel Corsello 鈥�20

Rachel Corsello '20 found 51吃瓜网鈥檚 commitment to hands-on learning to be a huge door-opener, as evidenced by her service-learning project in her environmental research methods course being published.