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“With the support of the Roe Green Foundation, the university will continue to serve Roe’s vision and honor her legacy with creative excellence,” said John Crawford-Spinelli, dean of the College of the Arts at ��ҹ�糡.

Thanks to the benevolence of others, friends and family can now have a seat on a swing beside Rockwell Hall, and quietly reflect on fallen ��ҹ�糡 fashion major, Taylor Pifer, who had a tremendous impact on their lives.

More Golden Flashes than ever before participated in ��ҹ�糡's 10th annual Alumni Day of Service, making a tremendous difference in their communities across the country.

"We are so pleased they recognize and appreciate ��ҹ�糡’s upward trajectory in advanced materials science and have chosen to support the recruitment and retention of talented faculty members.” - former ��ҹ�糡 President, Beverly J. Warren.

As part of ��ҹ�糡’s Presidential Speaker Series, Dan Rather will speak at ��ҹ�糡 MAC Center Friday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Tickets are free and open to the public but must be reserved; two tickets may be reserved per email address.

EHHS scholarships benefitting science and math students, endowed by Bill and Trudy Ausfahl, will financially support students’ ability to attend ��ҹ�糡 in perpetuity. But their support is also having a lasting impact on the scholarship recipients’ future purpose as well.

“I am so grateful and appreciative of my scholarship ... I wish I could thank Mr. Santone in person, to tell him how much it means to me.” - ��ҹ�糡 student, Lane Hinkle

"Anyone who graduated from ��ҹ�糡 has the opportunity to think back on their lives while they were involved, and to decide whether it was important to them. ��ҹ�糡 made a commitment to me long before I decided to support others at the university.” -  Bill Asbury, '64

“Those of us who have benefited from scholarships in our lives have the responsibility to pay it forward ... And you don’t have to be rich or famous to make a difference.” - Davina Gosnell