New College News

Crowds of stargazers gathered on New College’s bayfront campus on October 23 for “The Big Banger” event, hosted by the Astronomy Club.

A new data-centric initiative has been established between NCF and the Community Foundation to share community trends and enhance the work of graduate students.

Catching and tagging bull sharks is arduous scholarly work, and thesis student Cecilia Hampton is on the cutting edge of this effort.

To encourage young girls to pursue careers in STEM fields, New College and Girls Inc. have launched the Eureka! Program.

Thesis student Anna Wright earned a $10,000 scholarship from the Lariat Future Innovators Foundation and a spot at an American Chemical Society conference.

Converting tropical plant dyes—from flowers, leaves and fruit peels—into solar energy? It’s happening in the New College science labs.

With New College as his launching pad, thesis student Joshua Ingram’s out-of-this-world research is now gaining national momentum.

It’s never too early to start attending—and shining—at scientific conferences, whether you are a seasoned instructor or an undergraduate researcher.

As an environmental attorney, New College alumnus Justin Bloom fights for regional water quality in the arena of the law.

New College alumna Erin K. Lipp, Ph.D.–a microbiologist and professor of environmental health science–helps gather COVID-19 data in wastewater.