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Sheryl Swoopes is used to an audience — just not one in a classroom setting. “Man … I’m nervous. It’s been a minute since I was last in college,” she said, looking around Love Auditorium. Yet the native Texan and basketball superstar braved the snow to visit ���dzԹ��� on Thursday, telling her story as one […]

At the Sundance Film Festival last week, the Slater brothers announced their new project: a documentary honoring the story of ���dzԹ���’s legendary 1990 men’s hockey team.

Because of the winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service and the forecast of severe weather conditions, the university on Tuesday night had delayed opening until 8 a.m. today. No further delays are scheduled for this morning.

Before the sun could push above the horizon this morning, 153 community members braved the frigid air and crossed the threshold of the new Trudy Fitness Center.

In just under four years, and 16 months ahead of schedule, ���dzԹ��� has reached the $400-million goal initially set forth in the most ambitious campaign in the university’s history, President Jeffrey Herbst announced today.

Driving up Oak Drive upon my return to ���dzԹ��� brought an exhilarating rush of emotions. My friends called me and greeted me screaming before I was even able to unload my bags. This is why I love ���dzԹ���, and why I am so glad to be back.

The wait is over. Thanks to the hard work of staff and contractors, with generous support from alumni and parents, ���dzԹ���’s Trudy Fitness Center will open at 6 a.m. this Monday, January 31.

Inspired by a local teenager, the ���dzԹ��� women’s hockey team has launched a fundraising project that already is providing dividends for autism awareness.

���dzԹ��� recently launched an iTunes U site that showcases the university’s intellectual and academic community to a broad audience.

David Eduard Mills ’99, a 34-year-old operating a solo appellate law practice that he runs out of his Cleveland apartment, learned today that he won a Supreme Court victory for his client. Mills had never argued a case before the U.S. Supreme Court before his Nov. 1 appearance.