Home News Articles Page 3 Articles Moments of Macathon Mac’s annual innovation contest challenges students to devise solutions to real-world problems. Perspective on Pluto Richard Binzel ’80 helped send a spacecraft to Pluto—and the discoveries amazed him. Change Agents Alumni illustrate why Mac is a top-ranked school for students who plan to transform the world. International Investigative Journalist Celia Heudebourg '18 shares the highlights of her student journalism career––from the Mac Weekly to the New York Times. Jeopardy! Sensation During a remarkable Jeopardy! run, Austin Rogers ’00 won fans in the studio and across the country. Comic Timing With late-night comedy ratings soaring, Ariel Dumas ’05 has found the perfect time to succeed in show business. Storyteller Native American journalist Brian Bull ’91 reports on the stories others might miss. Seeking a Better LED In the Professor James Heyman's lab, Dona Pantova researched a new material for LEDs for tech firm Lightwave Photonics. In Praise of Whiteboards The spaces we inhabit shape and record the nature of our interactions. The 19th Annual American Studies Conference with Associate Professor Yuichiro Onishi The conference will take place at 7 p.m., Thursday, February 22, in the Campus Center's John B. Davis Lecture Hall Fighting Sexploitation Jesse Geary ’12 helps lead a group that is using the attention generated by the Super Bowl to battle human trafficking. Three Macalester Faculty Members Receive Tenure Macalester College has granted tenure status to the following three faculty members: Lesley Lavery, Political Science, Michael McGaghie, Music, and Kari Shepherdson-Scott, Art History. The 37th Annual G. Theodore Mitau Endowed Lecture with Prof. Jill Locke The lecture, at 4:45 p.m., Thursday, February 8, in the John B. Davis Lecture Hall, is free and open to the public. MacNest Interns Test Their Wings at Startups It's a win-win when students and startups work together, sharing skills and experience as part of MacNest. Food, Agriculture, and Female Farmers in Burkina Faso Julia Morgan ’18, Millie Varley ’18, and geography professor Bill Moseley researched food security and diet diversity in Burkina Faso. Inspired by Research As an HHMI Young Researcher, Melissa Kingue '20 learned her way around two labs--developmental biology and immunology. The Infinite Variety of Internships College in a first-rate city means endless opportunities for meaningful internships. 3, 2, 1 … Blast off! On their own time, ambitious physics students engineered a high-power rocket. Brahms’ Viola Quintet: Macalester Faculty Chamber Music Concert The Macalester Music Department presents its second faculty chamber music series featuring masterworks for strings by Mozart, Dvorak and Brahms at 7 pm, Sunday, January 21, in Mairs Concert Hall. Faculty Focus: Alan Chapman, Geology Rock of the Week and a trip to the Midcontinent Rift are just two ways Professor Alan Chapman's students investigate geology. The Sticky Rice Project Lilian Vo '18 bridged generations in Seattle's Vietnamese community through cooking classes. Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 73 Next
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