The 2,032 students making up the Columbian College Class of 2023 were celebrated for their achievement during four days of graduation festivities, which were captured in videos and photos.
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Supported by a $1 million NSF award, Biology’s Carly Jordan expanded course-based undergraduate research experiences— CUREs—giving students online access to collections from around the world.
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As Russia attacked Ukraine, political science alumnus Gregg Bucken-Knapp, PhD ’99, contacted friends in harm’s way. In an illustrated book, he honors their stories.
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| A leading chemistry scholar, AAAS Fellow and former provost at Washington University, Holden Thorp will be a CCAS chemistry professor beginning this fall.
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After a yearlong process driven by feedback from students, faculty, staff and alumni, Revolutionaries was chosen as the university’s new moniker.
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Led by Physics’ Neil Johnson, a research team created a novel formula that demonstrates how, why and when hate speech spreads throughout social media.
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During Pride Month, Public Policy Professor Eiko Strader talked about her research tying labor market discrimination to poverty risks across the global LGBT community.
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Photographer Max Hirshfeld, BA ’73, (left) channeled his vision into telling his parents’ love story. Reporter Andrew Desiderio, BA ’17, uses his journalism degree on Capitol Hill.
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