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The Florida Department of Health-funded Kidney-VLM project brings together 91³Ô¹ÏÍø researchers and clinical partners to better evaluate patients with kidney cancer and stones.

Beginning Fall 2027, the new graduate degree will prepare students to prevent disease, shape policy and lead efforts to build healthier communities.

When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted her plans to become a commercial pilot, Kaylie Savitz ’22MECM charted a new course — preparing JetBlue to navigate emergencies and keep operations moving in the sky and on the ground.

Nilver Tovar-Ospina ’26PhD drew on his environmental engineering background in Colombia to become the first graduate of 91³Ô¹ÏÍø’s integrative anthropological sciences doctoral program, with a focus on environmental anthropology.

This gift — which is recognized with a newly named tower and classroom honoring a legacy of service, opportunity and philanthropy — supports scholarships for future physicians.

From dazzling drone shows to bold ideas shaping the future of space, explore the sights that brought America’s Space University together.

Pegasus Professor Gregory Welch received the IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality 2026 Career Impact Award for decades of research, leadership and service that have shaped immersive technologies and future inventions.

91³Ô¹ÏÍø Professor Staci Zavattaro, the university’s inaugural Big 12 Faculty Fellowship recipient, demystifies the public management of death — and the innovation within cemeteries and other deathcare alternatives.

This Halloween, Rosen College Assistant Professor Brianna Wyatt explores how storytelling, visitor interactions and the experiences we create shape the way people engage with history and entertainment.