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Four °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students awarded Gilman Scholarships to fund study abroad experiences
The opportunity to study internationally has long been a key component of the °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ experience, with nearly 80 percent of students studying abroad at least once during their time on campus...
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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ student blends science and humanities, awarded Cralle Fellowship
Tesneem Shalash’s journey to medical school began in her mother’s clinic as a child. She spent her younger years observing the work being done in the office, but once she was old enough to be allowed...
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First-year °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ student presents research and honors heritage at national conference
Vale Wiñay Quispe is taking advantage of opportunities that were not available to her ancestors in Bolivia. Her heritage is a point of pride for the first-year Lincoln Scholar and played a key role in...
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Student, professor collaborate to publish paper in national journal
Before taking their first class at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ, Sarah Koch, class of 2025, knew they wanted to major in both Spanish and Anthropology/Sociology. What they didn’t expect was how easily they could explore...
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Student achievement, faculty mentorship showcased during annual RICE celebration
During its annual RICE Week, °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ honored students who are putting classroom learning into action. RICE, which gets its name from research, internships and creative endeavors, gives students...
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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ faculty play consequential role in international research focused on the Holocaust
A trio of °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ professors were at the forefront of an international research workshop held earlier this year in Cambridge, England. The conference was organized by °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ Associate Professor...
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How researching his own disease led Duncan McGinnis to a Goldwater Scholarship
Duncan McGinnis’ interest in science and research began as a child due to frequent visits to the doctor after being diagnosed with a disease that causes cysts on the kidneys at eight years old. The...
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°µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students go toe-to-toe with MBA teams in business competition
Not all team victories at °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ take place on the athletic fields. A team of °µÒ¹³ÉÈËÊÓƵ students took on some heady competition in the annual CFA Challenge, which pits teams of students studying Business...
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Miami’s past a source of fascination for history professor's research
The city of Miami has long been a place of significance in the life of Assistant Professor of History Mauricio Castro. It was the first place he visited in America, and it has been the focus of his...
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First-generation scholar earns opportunity to expand research to an international scale
Research as an Atkins Scholar has led Nick Minton to another prestigious research opportunity: the DAAD German Studies Research Grant . It’s the latest accolade for Minton, a member of the class of...
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