Signs of spring

Students from two local schools participate in Cedar Creek’s annual EcoExtravaganza event.

Clever fly offers lessons on advanced predator adaptations

Researchers find why the saffron robber fly doesn't often make hunting mistakes.

Building bridges to the next generation of biologists

BMBB DEI committee hosts students from Washington Tech High School to introduce them to the University and future careers in biology.

2023-24 Astronaut Scholarship recipients

Two CBS students, Madelyn Blake and Roj Cosiquien, have been awarded scholarships by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

Playing to win

CBS alum Carol Pletcher wants to give graduate students the support they need to be competitive.

The Summer of ’65

An Itasca love story — part 1 and 2.

Mind and matter

Jocelyn Ricard investigates the impact of inequity on the brain and points out systemic issues.

Peer mentors to life partners

Nature of Life brought Emily Ellingson and Nate Fremling together.

Nature of Life turns 20

For two decades, students have found community and forged their science identity through a one-of-a-kind program.

On a fast track to faculty

Presidential Postdoctoral Fellows bring diverse perspectives and experiences to campus with the potential to advance their careers.