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Congratulations, Spring 2025 Graduates!

The College of Science commencement ceremony was held on Thursday, May 15 at 8:30 a.m. on the Quad. We are proud of our graduates and look forward to seeing how the Class of 2025 continues to live a life of discovery!

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Happening at the College of Science

A framed photograph, engraved plaque and tattered book sit on a desk.

Carl Nesbitt wins prestigious Arthur F. Taggart award, reflects on family ties

Nesbitt is the third generation in his family to graduate from the Mackay School

A gold lattice with yellow light hitting it and bouncing off as a rainbow, with swirls of orange and yellow in the background.

Surviving the entropy catastrophe

Superheated gold overturns long-held theory of superheating

A portrait of Sergey Varganov.

Chemistry professor named Fulbright Scholar plans to visit Brazil

Sergey Varganov is a theoretical and computational chemist

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.

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.

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