At its Class Day ceremony, the engineering school conferred its Distinguished Teacher Award to Kernighan, who is a professor in the Department of Computer Science.

Congratulations to Curtis Huttenhower, who has been selected to receive an APGA Teaching Award for his work as an assistant in instruction in COS 233/234.

University of Michigan Engineering Honors 15 Alumni.

Congratulations to Robert Dondero, JP Singh, and Kevin Wayne on their Excellence in Teaching Awards for the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences! 

Excellence in Teaching Awards for the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, sponsored by the Undergraduate and Graduate Engineering Councils. 

Lester Mackey and Tamara Broderick win Goldwater Scholarships.

Who's afraid of Alex Halderman?

Princeton University's newest musical ensemble is more likely to tickle the keys of a QWERTY than any set of ivories.

The Visit Days for admitted prospective graduate students are Sunday March 26 and Monday March 27.

At the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Bernard Chazelle, professor of computer science at Princeton University, plans to issue a call to arms for his profession, challenging his colleagues to grab society by the lapels and evangelize the importance of studying computer science.

Konstantin Makarychev has been awarded an IBM Fellowship for the 2006-07 academic year. He is working in the area of approximation algorithms and metric embeddings, and is particularly interested in algorithms for constraint satisfaction problems.

The National Science Foundation has granted CAREER awards, its most prestigious grants for scientists early in their careers, to three Princeton faculty members, Craig Arnold, Benjamin Sudakov and Olga Troyanskaya.