Students hike through swamp water in a prairie to a cypress dome.

Students wade through the Everglades on an unforgettable adventure in “The Ecology of Unique Environments” course, led by Sandy Geffner from the Department of Environment and Sustainability. This winter session class explores wetlands and cypress domes for hands-on lessons in one of nature’s most unique ecosystems. Read more about their trip! 📸 Photographer: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

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"In real life, if you try to shrink the moon, it would become a black hole and destroy everything."

Salvatore Rappoccio, associate professor in the Department of Physics, about how shrinking like Ant-Man could create a black hole." He was quoted in an article in Science News Explores.

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