Carlin Barton, professor emerita of history, will speak on “The Cost of Compassion,” at the Retired Faculty Association meeting Wednesday, March 10 on Zoom.

It is a dream of generations of computer practitioners that they don’t have to debug software failures. The debugging becomes even more daunting in multi-core era since concurrency issues highly depend on a specific task interleaving that is extremely difficult to reproduce. Due to such reasons, programmers generally spend 75% of their working time on debugging, equating to more than 1,500 hours a year.

Five Colleges, Incorporated has hired two new staff members to help carry out a major effort to build a model of collaborative teaching and learning for Native American and Indigenous Studies among the consortium’s member campuses. 

The Office of Equity and Inclusion is accepting applications for 2021-22 Campus Climate Improvement Grants. Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff are encouraged to submit their creative ideas for thoughtfully addressing challenges to climate and belonging, either local or campus wide.