Home News Articles Page 7 Articles Helping businesses tell their story Ethan Hyslop '23 has been a strategy intern at the Superhuman Agency since the summer of his junior year. Maccolades for March 2023: World’s largest history prize, a globe-trotting fellowship, a season to remember, and more Maccolades is a monthly round-up of the most recent accolades and accomplishments earned by members of the Macalester community. Below are highlights from March 2023. Policymaking with Minnesota Capitol Pathways This spring, several Macalester students are learning about government and building connections around the state capitol through the Minnesota Capitol Pathways program. Mapping Carbon A work study experience at Mac led to a job as a map maker New project offers virtual tour of 19th century New Orleans home Professor Walter Greason explains why the Gallier House in New Orleans’ French Quarter was such an ideal location and what the project signals for the future of public history scholarship. Bonjour de Paris! Charley Eatchel '24 shares some highlights from their time in Paris. YouTuber Carter Stacy ’24 is “Interesting” The junior's YouTube channel "That Is Interesting" has over 155,000 subscribers and counting. Work Wisdom: Carson Chen ’15 The senior data scientist at LinkedIn shares lessons he's learned on his career journey. Mad Science with Caroline Duncombe ’18 Duncombe's improv show invites Seattle-area scientists to present their work, which improvisers then create a set about the research. Hip Hip Hooray for Mac Athletics Read more about recent wins from Macalester athletic teams. The Art of Not Making Plans Emel Sherzad ’89, co-owner of the recently closed Khyber Pass Café, relishes his improvised life. Lecture Notes: Happiness in the Nineteenth Century Professor Juliette Rogers of French and Francophone studies created a course about French nineteenth-century thinkers, writers, and artists and their pursuit of happiness. Our Global Lens: Past, Present, and Future President Rivera writes about Macalester's commitment to internationalism and global citizenship. Game for Anything Annie VanderMeer '03 unpacks a career in creating video games. Shelf Conscious: Arthur Mitchell Ever wonder about all those books lining professors' office? We're with you. Learning Across the Aisle The new Congress to Campus program is part of the college’s focus on helping students learn how to engage across difference. Supporting Youth Development with Sense and Sensitivity At Macalester, Joselyn Angeles-Figueroa ’21 discovered her passion for working with kids. A year later, she’s working to support community-centric youth development across the country. Maccolades for February 2023: Fulbrights flourish, a celebrated judge, a performance in Havana, and more Maccolades is a monthly round-up of the most recent accolades and accomplishments earned by members of the Macalester community. Below are highlights from February 2023. Professor Lela Pierce Awarded Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship Visiting assistant professor of sculpture Lela Pierce ’08 named Jerome Hill Artist Fellow Helping veterans in Minneapolis Helen Frieman turned an internship at the Minneapolis Veterans Affair into a job after graduation. How Local Government and Language Create Community A recent grad who lives and works in Kazakhstan shares his experience Prev 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … 30 Next