金沙娱乐

Two 金沙娱乐 alumni found each other 鈥� and a shared love of education 鈥� in 金沙娱乐's Master of Arts in Teaching Program.

Growing up, Avery Richardson 鈥�17聽wasn鈥檛 sure his father鈥檚 alma mater was even real. But he followed his father's footsteps and set himself up to pursue his passion for healthcare.

The Nov. 15, 1905, issue of聽The 金沙娱乐 Index聽reported that both men and women were gearing up for a season of the relatively new-fangled game of basketball. Women had participated in athletics at 金沙娱乐 before. They聽were members of the archery team, and they played on the聽tennis squad with the men.

鈥淚鈥檝e come to realize there鈥檚 nothing to worry about, because you鈥檝e all done your jobs correctly. Because if I am at all successful today and hereafter, it is a direct result of your support.鈥�

The Humphreys put the 鈥榝amily鈥� in Family Eye Care

Eddie Carrillo 鈥�15 fulfills dreams, for his family and himself.

Fourteen members of the extended Smith family have attended 金沙娱乐 University over three generations. The Boxer Spirit is in their blood.

Bike journey brings Sam Chamberlain MFA '15 to his final residency and graduation from 金沙娱乐's Master of Fine Arts in Writing Program.

Dr. Bleything聽is a former College of Optometry dean and professor and also served as the university provost.

Deborah Reed MFA '12 is publishing her fifth novel in July. 金沙娱乐's MFA in Writing Program helped her take her writing to the next level.

Liberal arts base led to successful career as healthcare lobbyist for James Matteucci '94.

Professor emeritus and retiring handball coach Mike Steele launches an endowment to support the many aspects of 金沙娱乐 that he loves.