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Summer Commencement 2025

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The team in Alaska is (left to right) Jonathan Mills, undergraduate geology major; Kiersten Duroe, geology M.S. candidate; Elizabeth Herndon, Ph.D., assistant professor of geology; and Lauren Kinsman-Costello, Ph.D., assistant professor of biology.

Department of Earth Sciences, Department of Biological Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences, National Science Foundation, Research, Division of Research and Sponsored Programs, Success Story

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Researchers Study Climate Change in Alaska

Thanks to a $100,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, two �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� professors are researchin

GlobalCup Soccer Tournament Participants

Heavy rains interrupted GlobalCup play which was resumed the following Saturday.

Team NASA controls the ball as the seconds tick down in the championship match.

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2016 Global Cup

2016 �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Global Cup Soccer Tournament

As the Global Cup Tournament moved outdoors this fall, weather interrupts play an

Office of the President

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Mourns the Loss of Brage Golding, University’s Eighth President

The �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� community mourns the loss of former university president Brage Golding, Ph.D.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State students pose with Flash, the university’s mascot, in a #FlashesForever photo frame during Homecoming.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State alumnus Josh Cribbs serves as the Homecoming Parade Grand Marshal for 2016.

The members of �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State’s 2016 Homecoming Court wear blue and gold to show their �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State pride.

Dance majors from �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State’s College of the Arts dance down Main Street during the Homecoming Parade.

A couple kisses during the “Kiss on the K” event at Homecoming.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State defensive tackle Jon Cunningham drops the Miami quarterback for a loss during the Golden Flashes 20-14 victory over the RedHawks at the 2015 Homecoming game at Dix Stadium.

The 2015 Homecoming King and Queen celebrate with �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State President Warren after being named during the festivities at Dix Stadium.

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MEDIA ADVISORY: �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State’s 2016 Homecoming Scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 1

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State alumnus Josh Cribbs waves to �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State students and local residents attending the 2016 �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Homecoming Parade. Cribbs returned to campus to serve as the Homecoming Parade Grand Marshal.

Members of the �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� Marching Band make their way toward Main Street during the start of the 2016 Homecoming Parade.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State quarterback Nick Holley leaps into the end zone for a first half touchdown during the Homecoming game at Dix Stadium.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State President Beverly Warren poses for photographs with 2016 Homecoming King and Queen winners Corey Patterson and Emily Badock.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State student Adam Fletcher and alumna Krystin Smith,’13, embrace during the annual Kiss on the K event, held on Risman Plaza during Homecoming 2016. Fletcher and Smith got engaged during the Kiss on the K event.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State cheerleaders move past the new location for the �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Alumni tent, located at the Rock along Main Street, during the 2016 Homecoming Parade.

Students and local residents photograph floats participating in the 2016 �þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State Homecoming Parade as they pass by the grandstands on Main Street near Moulton Hall.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State wide receiver Johnny Woods pulls down a reception over an Akron defender during the 2016 Homecoming game against the Akron Zips at Dix Stadium.

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� State students and family members pose for a photo with alumnus Josh Cribbs, ’10, in the Center for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement during 2016 Homecoming events.

Homecoming, Alumni Relations, Division of Institutional Advancement, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Events, Success Story

A Homecoming Celebration

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� celebrated Homecoming on Saturday, Oct.

Sciences Renovation

9/26- Cunningham Hall Renovation Updates

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Continue sidewalk pouring and paver’s installation.
Continue installation of stair treads ADA

Sciences Renovation

9/26- Williams Hall/ISB Construction Updates

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Continue the work of water proofing mud mat on the east side of the building, lines 14 to

Graduate student Daniel Socha works with a member of the Project Kirotshe running team on how to wash his running clothes.

School of Communication Studies, College of Communication and Information, Student Success, Success Story

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� Student Earns National Attention for Research about Youth Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo

�þ��ҹ��ӰԺ��ѹۿ� global communication studies graduate student Daniel Socha’s research on a non-profit organization’s efforts to support youth education in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recently caught the attention of National Public Radio (NPR). In May, Socha traveled to the DRC to study and report on Project Kirotshe, a non-profit that provides funding for youth in the village of Kirotshe and surrounding areas to attend school.

Socha’s travel was funded through a fellowship by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. He was one of only 31 students nationwide to receive a fellowship to complete an international reporting assignment; the center provides funding for students to report on international issues as part of the center’s Campus Consortium educational initiative. One of the stories Socha developed for his reporting assignment was published on .

“It was awesome to see my article on NPR’s website,” Socha said. “To see my words and to know that I did that – I wrote that – was amazing.”

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