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Mac to the Future

A longtime history professor asked a generation of students to imagine the rest of their lives.

The Missing Piece

Mandi Masden’s puzzle company fills a cultural gap in the jigsaw market.

Investing in Access

President Rivera on Macalester's commitment to access.

Unfiltered: Spring 2022

We ask several students from the Class of 2023 five simple questions—over and over, each semester until they graduate.

Mac professor receives grant from Charles Koch Foundation for book project

The Charles Koch Foundation recently awarded Dr. Latham $12,800 in support of his book project, “China's Grand Strategy: A History, 1950-2050.”

Macalester student receives $30,000 Truman Scholarship

Julian Applebaum ‘23, a junior from Wellesley, Massachusetts has been named one of 58 Truman Scholars for 2022.

Learning on the job

Two students share their experiences working as interns

Trio awarded “Best in Show” at DataFest

What stories can one massive dataset tell? Over one weekend in March, students dug in and found out.

Professor Bill Moseley is the 2022 Jefferson Award winner

DeWitt Wallace Professor of Geography Bill Moseley is the recipient of the 2022 Thomas Jefferson Award.

Two Students Win $10,000 grants from Davis Projects for Peace

Macalester students Yosan Worota '23 and Alice Bruno '23 have been awarded $10,000 grants from the Davis Projects for Peace program.

Three students receive Fund for Education Abroad awards to help with travel expenses

Macalester students Ikran Noor ‘24, Juan Carlos Pineda ‘24, and Linda Lor ‘24 are among the 123 undergraduate scholars across the country to receive a Fund for Education Abroad (FEA) award.

Macalester Announces Honorary Degree Recipients, Commencement and Graduation Celebration Speakers

Commencement will be held on Saturday, May 14, at 10 a.m. in the Macalester Stadium, and will include a bagpipe procession, remarks from a senior class speaker, and presentation of diplomas to members of the Class of 2022.

Human rights interns

Three students intern with the Advocates for Human Rights

Interns to Employees: Part Two

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

Two Mac seniors awarded Watson Fellowships for travel abroad

Two students to spend a year traveling the world

Trillium Family Foundation grant supports Mac Project Corps

In January, 110 students completed the second iteration of Mac Project Corps with support from the Trillium Family Foundation.

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.

Making the right arguments together

A team of students take the national Ethics Bowl title