College of Sciences and Humanities Events

Every other Friday during the spring 2019 semester, students in the lab sciences will deliver public presentations on their scientific research. This program fosters collaboration among diverse labs in departments such as biology, chemistry, medical education, human performance and more, giving students who participate the opportunity to prepare and present authentic research in a formal but friendly setting.

Join us in the Upside Down to celebrate the accomplishments of English Department students.

A place from which nothing can escape, not even light, is called a black hole. Once thought to be only a mathematical curiosity, astronomers now think they are real. The theory of relativity also predicts the existence of wormholes that connect different regions of the universe. Popular movies have shown black holes as places of great destruction and wormholes as a way for instantaneous travel across the galaxy. But is any of this true? Did Hollywood get it right?