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Boojala and Goodman: Ready for Reform

Grace Olsen - March 31, 2021

METing all the Requirements: Ashton Rodgers ’21 interns at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, focuses on polychromy in Greek and Roman artifacts

Trailblazing Digital Learning: Professor Elizabeth Losh shares insight on teaching with technology in the era of online studies

Alumnus runs for governor: Pete Snyder launches gubernatorial bid

Building bridges to education: Zoha Siddiqui ’23 explores transitional justice, creates non-profit to fund libraries

Progressive politics in rural Virginia: Former Student Assembly member Liam Watson...

Ethan Brown - January 25, 2021

Peddling for progress: Sami Sorid forms her own non-profit organization to...

Kate O'Connell - October 26, 2020

Leading protests, seeking change: Felecia Hayes spearheads Williamsburg demonstrations

Averill Meininger - September 8, 2020

Harnessing online advocacy: Salli Sanfo ’22 spearheads Black Lives Matter petitions,...

Lulu Dawes - August 11, 2020

Highlighting gifted students, leading academic research: Tracy Cross spearheads School of...

Ethan Brown - July 14, 2020

Sonia Kinkhabwala, Mary Pelson foster community engagement from home

Ethan Brown - April 19, 2020

Data-driven passion for progress: Olivia Hettinger seeks to improve sustainability, inclusion...

Karina Vizzoni - March 2, 2020

Fostering veteran inclusion

Mary Trimble - February 25, 2020

Campaigning to help homeless: Caleb Rogers runs for City Council

Georgia Thoms - February 17, 2020

Finding fulfillment through math: Jack Morris researches self-driving cars for honors...

Karina Vizzoni - February 11, 2020

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Isabelle Fortiz - January 19, 2022

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