
Apr 2, 2012
Students Explore Inner Workings of New York Supreme Court
Prior to serving an externship at the New York County Supreme Court over the winter break, American studies major Megan Devlin ’12 (Pennington, N.J.)…

Prior to serving an externship at the New York County Supreme Court over the winter break, American studies major Megan Devlin ’12 (Pennington, N.J.)…

Mikhail Gorbachev, the former leader of the Soviet Union who ended Communist rule in Eastern Europe and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, delivered a…

The men’s basketball team defeated American, 73-71, in a double-overtime thriller Sunday evening at Bender Arena in Washington, D.C., to advance to the…

Tania Torres ’11 (Sugar Land, Texas) got a sneak peak of a career in the medical field during a January externship shadowing Ronald Fields P’08, a…

“This building is a call from my great-grandfather that the study of government and law and civil rights is no less important than economics or engineering…

Alumni returned to College Hill this weekend for Homecoming 2010. The celebration included the annual tailgate picnic, a win by the football team over…

Students and their families enjoyed numerous activities during Family Weekend Oct. 1-3, including art exhibits, brunch on the Quad, academic discussions…

The Office of Public Safety sent out the following email to the campus community this afternoon: The man suspected of committing crimes on our campus and…

Jenn Rossmann is living a double life: When she’s not studying fluid dynamics, she’s writing fiction. “I’m an engineer who likes words,” she…

Chawne Kimber has always liked math, but she hasn’t always admitted it. “I was one of the girls who had to hide it because it wasn’t cool at the…