Home News Articles Page 27 Articles New Realities The COVID-19 pandemic forced unprecedented decisions at Macalester this spring but also shined a light on a strong community. Courses in the City: German Cultural History II (1933-Present) Macalester's courses, like this German studies course, capitalize on our urban location to enrich learning. Courses in the City: Community Youth Development Macalester's courses, like this educational studies course, capitalize on our urban location to enrich learning. Courses in the City: Rise and Fall of Tsarist Russia Macalester's courses, like this Russian studies course, capitalize on our urban location to enrich learning. Hunger and Higher Education Open Pantry strives to combat food insecurity on campus. Taking it Slow: Archaeology in Omrit Discovering and preserving the past isn’t easy, but the rewards are great for Macalester students. On the front lines of hope Macalester's lab experience provided fundamental training for Julissa Molina-Vega '19 as she researched breast cancer at the University of Minnesota. Acclaimed Novelist Marlon James to Speak at Macalester’s 2020 Commencement New Horizons in the Himalayas While studying away in Nepal, Sam Ryckaert ’20 learned that his host family can offer valuable and important cultural lessons. Macalester is a top Peace Corps producer For a third year in a row Macalester makes the list with 12 alumni serving around the world Macalester Named Top Fulbright Producer For the third consecutive year in a row, Macalester was named a top Fulbright producer. Seven Macalester Faculty Granted Tenure Status Why Polio Still Exists Ikran Sheikh-Musal ‘20 is working to eradicate the disease in a handful of countries through her Mellon Mays grant. Macalester College President Brian C. Rosenberg Named Fall 2020 President-in-Residence at Harvard Graduate School of Education Dr. Suzanne Rivera Named 17th President of Macalester College Six Macalester juniors awarded Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to Study Abroad Comic Vocabulary A visual storytelling class challenges drawing students to pair drawings with their own original narratives. Books: Winter 2020 Books recently published by Macalester alumni, faculty, and staff. Lecture Notes: News in a New Era Media and cultural studies professor Michael Griffin on how news has changed in the twenty-first century—and what that means for media consumers today. How Macalester Made Me the Republican I Am Today RJ Laukitis ’02 parlayed debates on campus into bipartisan collaboration on Capitol Hill. Climate Anxiety Facing fears about a warming planet, Macalester students are responding with education, organizing, and growing activism. Prev 1 … 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Next