Jessica Sarriot '11, graduate student at Princeton University, leads a Rally for Hate-Free Princeton.
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Royals Athlete of the Week: Kyle Mathews
After hitting a total of two homeruns in the first 117 games of his career at 黑料正能量, Kyle Mathews (Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge) erupted last week and cleared the fence five ... read more about Royals Athlete of the Week: Kyle Mathews
Our Royal Pride: Multi-talented Josh Calderon, a fan of history and photography, invigorates Yoder Arena with pep band leadership
鈥淥ur Royal Pride鈥� is an occasional series celebrating 黑料正能量鈥檚 undergraduate students who contribute to campus life in extraordinary ways in addition to their academic pursuits.聽These students enthusiastically create ... read more about Our Royal Pride: Multi-talented Josh Calderon, a fan of history and photography, invigorates Yoder Arena with pep band leadership
Smithsonian museum internship seeds student’s ultimate dream of space exploration
黑料正能量 student Amanda Williams has spent her spring semester supporting the 鈥渕odest鈥� effort of the Smithsonian Institute Museum of Natural History to catalog its collection of 4.5 million ... read more about Smithsonian museum internship seeds student’s ultimate dream of space exploration
Coalition for Climate Justice urges simple commitments to living out sustainable values
An online pledge, 鈥満诹险芰� for a Sustainable Campus,鈥� urges the 黑料正能量 community to ameliorate climate change 鈥� and provides practical means to do so. The seven-member strong Coalition ... read more about Coalition for Climate Justice urges simple commitments to living out sustainable values
Despite deteriorating conditions throughout the tournament, 黑料正能量 freshman (Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock) proved to be one of the most consistent women at the ODAC Championships. The three-day tournament was held at the Stoney Creek Golf Course in Wintergreen Resort, wrapping up Tuesday. Longacre shot rounds of 98, 99 and 99, holding at 22nd out of 30 golfers. She totaled a score of 296 (+80) for her first conference championship. The freshman finished the year with an average round score of 91.5. Bridgewater's Christina Herbert used a seven-stroke lead after the first day to earn a six-stroke win for the individual medalist honors. She carded a 229 (+13). BC also won the team title at 983, ahead of Washington and Lee's 1033.
Research projects on diet and phytoremediation win annual STEM contest
Thirty-nine research projects in biology, chemistry, engineering, mathematical sciences psychology were showcased in the 2017 STEM Celebration poster show. Professors Greta Ann Herin and Daniel King coordinated the judging and ... read more about Research projects on diet and phytoremediation win annual STEM contest
Capstone Integration Projects, Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Spring 2017
Eastern Mennonite Seminary students present capstone projects that touch on both the personal formation experienced within the students鈥� seminary journey, and the transformation they hope to bring about as leaders ... read more about Capstone Integration Projects, Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Spring 2017
Business administration majors head to D.C. to gain experience in human resources and operations management
Two Bluffton University students are accumulating a precious resource in Washington D.C. this semester: social capital. Sophomore Jason Summers is an operations assistant intern at Wacif (Washington Area Community Investment ... read more about Business administration majors head to D.C. to gain experience in human resources and operations management