Congratulations, Spring 2025 Graduates!

The College of Science commencement ceremony will be held on Thursday, May 15 at 8:30 a.m. on the Quad. Family and friends are welcome to join us in celebrating our graduates in person or online. For those unable to attend, the ceremony will be available to watch via live stream.

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Happening at the College of Science

An illustration of interwoven blue and red particles expanding outwards in a disk, with white particles curving upward in a bell curve shape and moving toward the center in a squiggly pattern.

Theoretical physicist finds evidence quantum geometry can increase critical temperatures of superconductors

Quantum geometry is an underexplored area of physics but could have far-reaching implications

Two students on a bridge with a camera.

Rainy skies and rubber boots: Reporting from the rainforest of Costa Rica

Students from the Reynolds School of Journalism immersed themselves in a weeklong adventure at La Selva Research Station

Three women stand smiling behind tables with bee-related activities on them.

Pollinator scientists share with local schoolchildren how to 'bee' good environmental stewards

The outreach visit was part of a beekeeping conference

Building a future of discovery, together

We are a college of accomplished faculty and inventive students, leading researchers and scientific pioneers. Every day, these great minds take on complex challenges and unearth groundbreaking solutions for problems we all care about. Imagine where we could go if we work together to support them. Will you join us?

The Mackay School

Explore degree programs and other opportunities within the Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, an academic division within the College of Science.

Learn about the Mackay School
Mackay statue in front of the Mackay Mines building on the University campus.