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• Tunnel Visionary

  A new mural in the tunnels pays tribute to Susan B. Anthony.

• Hooray for Hubble!

  Twenty-five years ago, ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é experts helped correct an iconic telescope’s vision.

• ‘A Race to the Finish’

  With 15 months to go, a $1.2 billion fundraising initiative surpasses its initial goal.

• Dremel Dreams

  A student group gets undergraduates busy with building.

• Setting Forth

  Historian’s new book looks at the drive to explore.

• A Legacy That’s Not Quite Quixotic

  Noting the 400th anniversary of Don Quixote.

• Discover

  A close call of 0.8 light-years, the power of the watercooler, e-cigarette dangers, and other research news.

• Ask the Archivist

  What’s the fate of the Carnegie Building?

• Life of Robert Sproull Celebrated

  The University’s seventh president was recognized as a giant in ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é’s history.

• A Not-So-Hidden Passion

  The Memorial Art Gallery’s new director looks to expand a cultural and creative footprint.

• Breast Cancer Imaging System Earns FDA Approval

  Medical Center start-up set to begin commercialization.

• New Roundup

  Gloria Culver is named the new dean for Arts & Sciences; a humanities center is established; performing arts gets a higher profile, and other University news.

• Global ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é: Japan

  Koichi Tadenuma ’89 (PhD) leads a unique Japanese university.

• Simon School Has New NYC Location

  New York Law School site will capitalize on resources of both programs.

• First Day of Giving Finds Success

  A 24-hour effort encouraged support of University programs.

• Track Coach John Izzo Retires

  Longtime men’s track and cross country coach steps down.

• Yellowjackets Look to Postseason

  Updates on softball, baseball, track, tennis, and other sports.