Home News Geography Geography In latest book, geography professor offers new way forward for agriculture in Africa Professor Bill Moseley's new work examines the history of food security and agricultural development in four African nations. New study examines how social bonds contributed to pandemic resilience in Argentina Dr. Eric Carter, Edens Professor of Geography and Global Health, co-wrote a paper about social capital and cohesion during the COVID-19 pandemic in northwest Argentina Geography Professor Sponsors Local Fishing Contest On St. Paul's Hmoob (Hmong) Day, Dan Trudeau co-sponsored a fishing contest at the city’s Lake Phalen Park to build trust among the diverse people who frequent the park. Interactive Education Macalester’s digital liberal arts initiatives are changing how faculty, staff, and students collaborate, share knowledge, and solve problems. Get Out the Vote Lisa Hu '15 traveled from California to Georgia to advocate for Senate candidates Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff. Democracy in Action In last fall’s election season, a new class immersed students in the democratic process. Personal Pandemics Geography students analyze a pandemic IRL and collect evidence for future generations. Rural Landscapes and Livelihoods Macalester's courses, like this geography course, capitalize on our location to enrich learning. Previous Next