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By the time he was 6, Rene Amel Peralta was already working full time in construction and odds jobs in Mexico, just trying to survive. By 13, he and his sister had been abandoned by their only parent and had made the treacherous journey across the border.

New students, meet the Sun Devil family by attending a Sun Devil Send-Off in your hometown. They're a great opportunity to ask alumni questions about their ASU experience and make friends even before you arrive on campus.

For thousands of #UCSCAlumni, commencement goes hand in hand with the Quarry Amphitheater. Among the many who walked among the rock walls was Donna Mekis, a College 8 grad in 1984:

A gorgeous sunset concluded Music in the Gardens at the The Arboretum at Penn State. (Photo: Cameron Hart)

Hokies' impressive indoor practice facility nearing completion New building to benefit several Tech sports One doesn’t need a master’s in civil engineering to determine that everything about the sprawling new building on the southern end of Virginia Tech’s campus screams “Virginia Tech.” One only needs to take a quick glance. Everything about Virginia Tech’s new indoor practice facility – from its color to its design features to its architectural touches – says “Hokie,” as the multi-million dollar project nears its completion date. Perhaps there is a better way to sum up this project. The facility was built by Hokies, for Hokies and paid for by Hokies.

The Glenn G. Bartle Library Tower during the rise of a full moon. Photo by Jonathan Cohen.

Texas doctors have completed the world's first partial skull and scalp transplant to help a man with a large head wound from cancer treatment. Houston Methodist Hospital and MD Anderson Cancer Center doctors performed the operation on Jim Boysen May 22 at Houston Methodist.