Home News Articles Page 6 Articles Shelf Conscious: Dr. Sumeet Patwardhan Ever wonder about all those books lining professors' offices? We're with you. Sounding Board: Hope of a Better Tomorrow President Rivera writes about Macalester's responsibility to prepare students to become engaged voters Conducting Life Christopher Franklin ’90 on the life of a conductor, his love of opera, and where to start if you are new to opera. Everything Happens: The Gospel According to Kate Bowler ’02 Duke Divinity School professor, author, and podcaster Dr. Kate Bowler ’02 takes aim at our toxic positivity and cultural obsession with perfection. How High-Impact Practices Build Better Scots Five students explain how high-impact practices have changed their lives. Books: Fall 2024 Books recently published by Macalester faculty, alumni, and staff. Lecture Notes: US Constitutional Law and Thought In Professor Patrick Schmidt’s course, students learn how American government is organized and operates. Lions and Tigers—and Pigeons As president and CEO of the Philadelphia Zoo, Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman ’92 helps people appreciate the wildlife all around them. 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. Work Wisdom: Maggie Abeles ’17 Maggie Abeles '17 is an investor, operations specialist, and a chief digital officer, at Newbound. Athletics: Scots Find Success On The Pitch Support Macalester athletics and read about soccer successes. Macalester ranks #2 in Sustainable Campus Index Macalester College has been recognized again as a top performer in the 2024 Sustainable Campus Index, receiving a Gold rating and the #2 ranking among Baccalaureate Institutions. Moot court champs, expanding access, ambassador for peace, and more Maccolades is a monthly round-up of the most recent accolades and accomplishments earned by members of the Macalester community. Below are highlights from October 2024. Psychology professor’s research offers first look at popular ‘gentle parenting’ movement Psychology Professor Annie Pezalla teams up with Professor Alice Davidson from Rollins College for a study on gentle parenting. The Untold Stories of Lake and Minnehaha A look into the intersection’s past reveals ongoing struggles over who “belongs” in public space and to whom public space belongs. Arctic Research Heats Up In Arctic Norway, Lukas Lock-Scamp ’25, Mary Ossar ’24, and biology professor Mary Heskel research tundra plants in a rapidly changing climate. The Ripple Effect of Redlining Prof. Anika Bratt and her students are investigating how historic redlining impacts water quality in the Twin Cities today. New research is a wake-up call for water safety in private wells A new study reveals that many rural households with private wells are unaware of potential water contamination risks, highlighting the need for increased testing and public health outreach. NBA esteem, a Marvel comics debut, voting outreach, and more Maccolades is a monthly round-up of the most recent accolades and accomplishments earned by members of the Macalester community. Below are highlights from September 2024. U.S. News, Niche and others once again rank Macalester College among nation’s top liberal arts colleges Macalester's rankings include 14th in study abroad and 26th on a list of National Liberal Arts Colleges, among others. A Path Out of Poverty A unique community partnership aims to uplift families in St. Paul’s historic Rondo neighborhood. Prev 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 29 Next
