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This summer 2024, ������� students were awarded $2 million for experiential learning opportunities including internships, education away, community-based learning and undergraduate research. Learn about their experiences in these student reflections. 

Nine recent ������� graduates have been selected to participate in the 2024-2025 Fulbright U.S. Student Program, and three were named as alternates. They’ll head to Spain, Taiwan, Guatemala and Andorra for graduate study and teaching assistantships.

�������’s strategic plan sets an ambitious agenda for the institution over the next several years. Learn about the priorities that will guide the college into the future.

������� students reflect on their “Korea Buddhist Pilgrimage” with Religious Studies Prof. Rachel Pang and Associate Chaplain for Buddhist Programs and Director of the ������� Meditation Initiative, Ivan Mayerhofer. 

Siobhan O’Keefe, an assistant professor of economics, shared her thoughts on the potential impact — and unintended consequences — of the proposal to eliminate income tax on tips.

������� welcomed its newest students on Wednesday, with dozens of upper-class members — including many scholar athletes and their coaches — and staffers greeting them with cheers and helping unload cars, carry boxes, bags and suitcases to their residence hall rooms.