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GE Aerospace CEO H. Lawrence Culp Jr. '85 journeyed from the welding shop floor to the highest echelon of global manufacturing.
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Faculty, staff, and students embrace hikes, history, poetry, and lots of English sheep to do reconnaissance for a reimagined Kiplin Hall study abroad program.
Faith Jarrell ’25 honed her storytelling and media skills through a transformative internship at the world-famous Apollo Theater in the heart of Harlem, New York City.
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Education department chair Sara Clarke-De Reza provides students with authentic opportunities to learn and apply real-life skills.
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Oliver Hegglin ’13 has served on peacekeeping missions in Kosovo, Mali, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. He has provided security analysis for Credit Suisse and written nearly three dozen articles for the Human Security Centre, a London-based think tank. As a member of the Swiss Armed Forces International Command, he has provided training for others who are to be deployed abroad.
Flavio Hickel Jr., assistant professor of political science at Washington College and a recent fellow at the Public Religion Research Institute, writes about how toxic anti-immigrant rhetoric incentivizes some Latinos to favor mass deportation.
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Over $1 million will go towards expanding the community facing work, including a Curriculum Innovation Fellowship Program, at the old Dixon Valve property in Chestertown.
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Successful 160-mile attempt sets a new bar for electric boat technology and environmentally friendly waterways. Read the story and watch a video interview with the record-setting team at the link below.
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Jordan Hyde '25 won gold at the World University Games in July as part of the United States Women's Eight. The team beat Italy by .67 seconds in the final.
Did we change our logo because Gen Z can’t read cursive? Well, yes and no.