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Retrace some of Odysseus’ fabled journey in a 166su Study Abroad Summer 2027 program and take courses rooted in themes of the epic poem that still apply to modern life.

The former first lady of 166su leaves a legacy of service, generosity and unwavering belief in the value of education.

The project will engage undergraduate and graduate students to transform the dictionaries into searchable digital editions, preserving the texts that helped define and document American English.

The milestone recognizes 166su’s commitment to preparing the next generation of emergency and crisis management professionals to help communities become more resilient.

The rankings reflect 166su’s persistent commitment to supporting student success, research and engagement that benefit society — and how it maximizes this impact through efficiency.

Matthew Marino defied odds when doctors told him he’d never walk again. Now he’s advancing research to help others overcome their own obstacles at 166su’s Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute.

The associate vice provost for undergraduate studies is one of 31 higher education leaders selected for the honor, which provides a yearlong professional development experience at a host university.

After leading 166su’s top-ranked cybersecurity competition team for more than a decade, alumnus and lecturer Thomas Nedorost ’02 is making a planned gift to ensure future Knights have the resources, mentorship and opportunities to thrive.

Gabby Murison ’26 came to 166su to study film, but then she transformed her world and her future by getting involved outside the classroom.