Looking at the Future of Nuclear Weapons Through two fellowships, historian Anna Pluff ’20 hopes to contribute to the conversation about reducing nuclear threats.
Travel the World As a U.S. Diplomat Christopher Anderson '98 recently finished his post as cultural attaché to Georgia. See where he's going next.
Rinad Beidas ’03: Translating Medical Research Into Reality Specializing in implementation science, Beidas helps to close the gap between what we know and what we do.
Applying the Lessons of COVID Testing to Other Diseases Sam Davalos ’14 and Nick Mitilenes ’10 have started their own molecular testing laboratory.
A Professor Becomes the Mentor He Never Had Professor Engda Hagos survived civil war in Ethiopia to become a renowned researcher.
Environmentalism Can Be Co-Opted By the Far Right with Eco-Fascism Eco-fascism, demonstrated by several mass shooters, is a fringe movement with racist and xenophobic beliefs.
Fossil Maven Christy Visaggi ’02 started Paleontology in the Parks as a way for students to conduct research on fossils in national parks.
A Racial Pioneer Gordon Blaine Hancock, who earned his bachelor’s in 1919 and divinity degree in 1920 from Colgate, set the stage for the civil rights movement.