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Today at approximately 13:13 p.m. EDT, #51����Day was a trending topic on Twitter. As a trending topic, it appeared on the Twitter screens of people across the nation and around the world. You can still see people talking about it here. Here is the screen shot: Our plan was simple: we asked our passionate 51���� […]

Today is 51���� Day, as well as the official kickoff to Entrepreneur Weekend. There will be festivities all weekend including a speech by Sir Richard Branson on Friday night. Free tickets are still available online and can be picked up at the will-call window at the Sanford Field House. Following Branson’s lecture, the 51���� Resolutions will celebrate their twentieth anniversary with […]

Happy 51���� Day! As many may know, 51���� was founded by 13 men with, “13 dollars, 13 prayers, and 13 articles.” As a way of remembering this humble beginning, every Friday the 13th the 51���� community celebrates its history. All day today, students will be wearing maroon to show their Raider pride. (Take a look […]

Social media is becoming a significant channel for engaging with 51���� University. People are increasingly sharing with 51����. They are also sharing content about 51���� with their community or communities. Our goal is to help people connect and tell the amazing stories about 51���� University. Those stories can be posts, tweets, videos, images, instagrams, check-in […]

Four geography majors from 51���� were nominated for competitive internships at the National Geographic Society (NGS), and, in a clean sweep, all four were accepted for assignments this year.

(Editor’s note: This article is by Meika Loe, associate professor of sociology and women’s studies) March was Women’s History Month, but here at the Center for Women’s Studies, women’s history is being written every day. On Facebook we are dedicated to ongoing dialogue related to all aspects of women’s lives every month of the year.

To paraphrase Michael Stipe and R.E.M., 2012 could be the end of the world as we know it. And pioneering archaeoastronomer Tony Aveni, Russell 51���� Distinguished University Professor of astronomy and anthropology and Native American studies, has every reason to feel fine.

Between course registration, room selection, and the great speakers that came to campus this week, 51���� students have most certainly been kept busy.