Archive: Mar 2022

March 2022 Maccolades: Stellar athletes, a forensics juggernaut, rising stars in business and more

Shakespeare

Students learn about the great bard and see live performances in this course.

A Daily Journal, in Drawings

Professor Rivi Handler-Spitz started drawing daily in 2020. Now ten of her comics are part of an anthology about the pandemic.

Exploring the DNA of Successful Startups

Students in this course learn how to turn ideas into startups.

Eleven Months Later: James Bellitto ‘21

What's like after graduation? James Belitto shares.

Eleven Months Later: Hannah Whipple ’21

What's life like after graduation? Hannah Whipple shares.

Making the right arguments together

A team of students take the national Ethics Bowl title

The future of internationalism for the US and higher education

Five takeaways from our March Big Questions series.

Interns to employees

Two students from the Class of 2022 share how they turned internships into full-time jobs.

New study looks at how coastal ecosystems respond to hurricanes

When confronted by a storm, is it better to be resistant like an oak or resilient like a willow? That’s the long-standing question an international research team that included Macalester professor Christine Sierra O’Connell examines in a new study of the ecological impacts of hurricanes.

Defense Against the Dark Arts

Magic, witches and a little Harry Potter are all part of this anthropology course.

Bodies and Minds: AI Robotics