Home News Academics Page 10 Category: Academics 60-Second Syllabus: Endangered/Minority Languages All it takes is 60 seconds to learn more about this course. 60-Second Syllabus: American Indian History Since 1871 All it takes is 60 seconds to learn more about this course. Reimagining Community Care Through partnerships with Twin Cities mutual aid networks and nonprofits, the Sustainability Office is building a wider definition of sustainability at Macalester. 60-Second Syllabus: 2D Design All it takes is 60 seconds to learn more about this course. 60-Second Syllabus: Environmental Classics All it takes is 60 seconds to learn more about this course. Sound Arguments A political science course teaches students how to argue with skill, passion—and kindness. Democracy in Action In last fall’s election season, a new class immersed students in the democratic process. Creative Stages "Perspectives," this year's fall Theater and Dance Department show, was rehearsed on Zoom and performed on livestream. Global Contagions, Past and Present International studies professor David Chioni Moore's course explores the "2,600 year tradition of writing about pandemics." What Makes Some Advocacy Groups More Attractive Than Others? After years of researching protest movements in Africa, assistant professor of political science Lisa Mueller had some hypotheses that she wanted to test here in the United States. Can Business be Good? A Macalester economics course explores the complexities of capitalism in the midst of a pandemic and racial justice movement. Global Citizenship Awards 2018 Three graduating seniors are recognized for their commitments to service and community engagement at home and abroad. The Year Behind Us A look back at the most popular stories of 2016. Warming Up to Winter Instead of seeing frosty days as a liability, the Macalester community embraces the cold and snowy. Career Insights Four Mac students talk about the fun and the value of gaining real-world experience through internships. Department of Health Interns Ilana Budenosky and Ruth Percival worked with epidemiologists to help reduce injuries and fatalities in Minnesota. Setting the Scene A theater class explores the design elements of putting on a production. Movie Making When a movie is made from your book, why not be an extra and enjoy the ride? Prev 1 … 7 8 9 10 Next
