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… York on Wednesday, August 28th, 2019 with a mix of excitement and anxiety over what the future holds for them. … and figure out how New York’s notoriously confusing subway system works. On our first day, we were greeted by the … Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)) …
… students, faculty and alumni in Thorne Hall. “Not much in Washington is driven by philosophy or principle now. We may … on, if you are contrary on those, you will have a hard time.” It’s possible to make a principled argument against … Giffords, the Arizona congresswoman who was the target of a near-fatal assassination attempt in 2011, returned to the …
… foregrounds our mission, and elevates the College. The plan was informed by the recommendations of working groups comprised of … study, depression among college students has increased by nearly 135% in the last eight years, and anxiety has surged … of global Los Angeles at its doorstep. With a commitment to academic excellence, equity and justice, immersive …
… Gastronomic research notwithstanding, Buckmire’s scientific journey began as a schoolchild in the Caribbean, … he completed his secondary education. “My father did not want his kids going to U.S. high schools in the late ’70s,” … been refined and optimized over many years of teaching. Furthermore, Ron was always looking to integrate new …
… and at art-house theaters across the country. There were moments when Tuttle, 26, wondered if anyone would ever see it. “I wrote Blue Film when I was 23, made it when I was 24, and had its festival premiere … from theaters, Blue Film played at the IFC Center for nearly eight weeks. “It’s kind of the Wild West right now …
… Francesca Romero Renn Stearns Hannah Christensen Francesca Romero Hometown: Walnut Creek, CA Major: DWA; minors : politics, Latino/a and Latin American Studies … Meet some of our Diplomacy and World Affairs (DWA) majors. … Meet Our Majors …
… by segregation, the oil and gas industries, and the low-wage border economy, respectively—Evan Caulfield ’26 … results of “toxic” public policies “everywhere, all the time.” Although he and his family were not personally … he says, “It comes to a point where you just can’t look away.” When Caulfield was applying to colleges, he wanted to …
… late 1980s, Joyce Keil '64 realized she had a problem: She was finding it difficult to attract boys to sing in a … says David Jones, Ragazzi's executive director. Furthermore, multiple studies have shown that children who sing … What's next for Keil? "We're experimenting with something near and dear to my heart: an outreach program to the Latino …
… business to discuss: finding a president to succeed Guy W. Wadsworth, who in his eight-year tenure had guided the … of established eastern schools. College enrollment nearly doubled during his first three years of leadership, … L. Green, a wealthy St. Louis grain merchant who had begun to invest heavily in Pasadena real estate in 1904 and …
… Please join the English Department for a presentation by Jonah Mixon-Webster. A poet, … Please join the English Department for a presentation by Jonah Mixon-Webster … The English Department Presents: Jonah Mixon-Webster …