In a video message to the Columbian College of Arts & Sciences (CCAS) community, Dean Paul Wahlbeck recognizes the efforts of alumni, faculty, staff, students and parents during these challenging times and wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday season.
For many aspiring entertainers, visions of stardom can fade into struggles with homelessness and depression. Caroline Adegun, BA ’12, MA ’16, launched a nonprofit to support their work and lives.
The incoming administration has proposed a broad strategy to address climate change. CCAS scientists say it can reach crucial environmental goals—but time is running out.
From artists to activists, Corcoran students are making waves with the help of awards and scholarships. Learn how philanthropy has made a difference in their lives.
A financial downturn can be a fertile time for entrepreneurial innovation, according to Nate Morris, BA ’03, CEO of the waste management firm Rubicon. The former political science major shared his keys to success at a live-stream event.
TSPPPA professor Bill Adams drew on his own experience as a volunteer in the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine trials to give his Research Methods class an insider’s look at a public health milestone.
Columbian College’s Institute for Data, Democracy and Politics welcomed digital rights activist Seyi Akiwowo to its list of experts on global responses to digital media issues.
Fox News’ Chris Wallace (above), USA Today's Susan Page and NBC News’ Kristen Welker shared the lessons they learned from moderating this year’s debates in a panel hosted by SMPA.
Maura Welch, BA ’13, a former environmental studies major and speechwriter for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, was named a 2022 George J. Mitchell Scholar, a prestigious program that sends future leaders to Ireland for a year of graduate studies.
Noteworthy
Douglas Boyce (Music) released the album Against Method with the musical group counter)induction.
