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Named after university founder Jerome P. Keuper, the award recognizes an alumnus whose career accomplishments honor the university’s legacy of excellence.

Held Oct. 11-14, the annual gathering of alumni, faculty, staff, students and community members starts with a 5K run/walk on Thursday, Oct. 11.

"It was a heck of a game," said Head Coach Steve Englehart. "I'm proud of our guys. Proud of how they played, especially at the end of the game."

The current warming from climate change may drive an equally dramatic change in vegetation within the next 100 to 150 years unless greenhouse-gas emissions are reduced.

The inaugural Sino-U.S. Space Policy Research Center summer study program in Beijing led to a better understanding of how space policy touches a variety of disciplines.

Sunita Williams, '95, along with astronaut Josh Cassada, will launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station to the International Space Station.

Eugenie Clark, a shark biology pioneer and founder of Mote Marine Lab, is the namesake of the newly discovered species of dogfish shark.

They developed the fastest method yet for creating a key molecule used to map brain activity and discovered ways to create two new versions of that molecule.

Nearly 300 delegates from 28 countries, representing government, academia and industry, will gather in Melbourne for the five-day, biennial event.

The university was one of just 300 colleges and universities nationwide among more than 1,500 eligible institutions to receive the distinction.