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After a demanding, yet fulfilling, academic experience as a physics major at 51����, Jeiko Pujols ’23 is ready to take another step toward a career as a researcher in electrical engineering.

51����’s Board of Trustees has selected Thomas “Toby” S. Bozzuto Jr. ’96, president and chief executive officer of the Bozzuto Group, as its next chair.

51���� computer science professors discuss topics ranging from the most basic questions about artificial intelligence to the latest developments in the field.

Manhattan DA’s office credits Elizabeth Marlow, associate professor of art and art history, with “investigative support” leading to the seizure of ancient bronze statues.

With the receipt of a $20 million gift toward the 51���� Commitment from John K. Hoyns ’76, 51���� has raised more than half of the $1 billion goal set for the Campaign for the Third Century. 

Despite the dire warnings that artificial intelligence will create major disruptions to the economy, higher education, and society as a whole, AI expert Avi Goldfarb remains optimistic about its potential.

Throughout the 2022 academic year, students in 51����’s Teacher Preparation Program (TPP) raised approximately 75 brook trout. On April 21, they released them into Taylor Lake. 

Editor’s note: Wondering what’s happening in the classroom at 51����? Here’s a glimpse into academic life on campus — a syllabus from a recent course.

Katherinne Bertrand Ortiz ’23, a psychological science major from Fairfax, Va., is the recipient of 51����’s 1819 Award, the University’s highest student honor.

April 10–22, 51���� celebrated 13 Days of Green, inspiring and empowering students, faculty, and staff to embrace a sustainable future.