Game Changers (EG homepage backup)

With a focus on Black excellence, Khalil Abdullah ’09 and Ahmed Abdullah ’10 blaze new trails in the gaming industry.
Khalil and Ahmed Abdullah of Decoy Games
No. 1

Public computer science program in the Northeast and in the top 25 among all public and private institutions in North America

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Award-winning faculty; 40 hired in the past five years

587

Undergraduate and graduate degrees awarded in 2021

88%

BS/BA graduates are employed or continuing their education. Source: 2021 Destination Report

AHHA Lab work

Shaping the Evolution of Computing

We have been part of the evolution of computing since its earliest days, making pioneering contributions to the foundations of the field. Today, we continue to push the boundaries, working with government agencies, industry partners, and faculty around the world to advance the common good.

A recruiter interviewing a student in a career fair

Preparation for What Comes Next

A team of professional career advisors and student "career developers" empower students and alumni to discover, explore, and pursue professional experiences that are meaningful to them and the world. 

HackerHer413 organizer committee

Diversity of Perspectives

Here, we believe that a diversity of perspectives contributes to academic and research excellence. We are committed to supporting students from all identities and backgrounds through their journey in computing. 

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CS Building Expansion Concept

A New Building for the Future of Computing

A new, $125 million building for the Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences will shine as a world-class hub for computing education, research, and outreach, helping the college meet the demand for computing talent in the Commonwealth.
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Adam Lechowicz

Rising Researcher

For Adam Lechowicz ’22, participating in research has not only deepened his understanding of academic concepts, but also allowed him to apply them for the “purpose of solving real-world challenges and open questions."
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