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Announces that Matthew Johnson, an English and history major, was invited to present a paper he wrote at the Undergraduate Research Symposium held at NYU.

Details a new article co-authored by Luter School of Business professor Dr. Linda S. Ficht. Ficht asks if colleges and universities should require applicants for faculty positions to submit a DEI statement.

Announces that PLP students were extremely successful at this year's Leadership Challenge Event. Two teams of five students travel to Washburn University to compete, and they collected the most trophies of all the universities there. Oline Hale and…

Details the second annual Fear to Hope Coastal Resilience Symposium, which brought six area high schools to CNU, and with the guidance of CNU biology students, worked on experiments that focused on ways to help and save threatened forests. Dahria…

Announces that Katherine Paulikonis has been named the Bachelor of Social Work Student of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers Virginia Chapter.

Interview with Nii Akwei Adoteye, a music performance and jazz studies alum, who has returned to CNU to play in the Kelly Rossum Modern Big Bang Show.

Details that CNU's Center for Economic Education, housed in the Department of Economics and directed by Dr. Rik Chakraborti, is working to help teachers discover ways of making economics and finance lessons more relevant and interesting for K-12…

Recaps Lobby Day, an experience created for social work majors, where they travel to Richmond to speak to delegates and senators about social change they want to see.

Isabella DaCunha, Caroline Burrows, and Olivia Smalls are mentioned.

Announces that Dr. Dae-Hee Kim received the O'Hara Leadership Award in Education from the Direct Marketing Association of Washington.

Announces that an environmental film produced by CNU alum Brandon Davis won the top honor at the Richmond Film Festival. "Coal Blooded" began as an assignment in Dr. Linda Manning's Communication and Film class. Fellow alum Michael Bush and Geography…