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Reporting from across the eight colleges and three campuses, covering research, teaching, athletics, alumni and campus.

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What gets reported here

University news covers work and events across all eight colleges, the three physical campuses and Pathify Online. Stories are categorised by subject rather than by the college they came from, since the most substantial work is usually cross-departmental.

Eight stories are listed below, most recent first, from the first weeks of the Fall 2026 term.

Our 268,000 alumni live in 118 countries, and our current students come from 96.

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RESEARCH

A Pathify lab is rewriting how coastal cities plan for water

Six departments, one flood model, and eleven municipalities that now write it into their planning processes. Four years of fieldwork produced a tool local governments could afford to run.

By Dr. Adaeze Nwankwo, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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  • Community

    What the Class of 2030 is bringing with them

    The 5,180 students who arrived in August, by the numbers and in their own words.

  • Achievements

    Physicist named to the National Academy of Sciences

    Dr. Yelena Marchetti becomes the fourth Pathify faculty member elected to the academy.

  • Careers

    Fall career and internship fair draws 400+ employers

    The Hale Center event was the largest in the fair's history.

  • Campus

    The new interim library opens on the old quad

    General collections and extended study space while work continues on the main building.

  • Alumni

    City health commissioner credits a Pathify clinic rotation

    A placement at Riverbend General set the course for a career in public health administration.

  • Teaching

    Twenty-four universities join a deliberation network

    Pathify joins a consortium studying structured public deliberation in policy formation.

  • Athletics

    Herons open the season at home against Calder State

    The first fixture of the season at Calderwood Stadium, and the start of conference play.

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