Articles

From Weyerhaeuser to the White House

On the long and honorable political odyssey of Walter Mondale ’50.

June 1 2017

African American History

On the remarkable contributions of historian Tsione Wolde-Michael '08 to the Smithsonian's new African American museum.

June 1 2017

Take Action!

Our get-ready guide to getting involved in public life.

June 1 2017

The Beauty of Truth

The roots of complex thinking are buried deep in the soil of demonstrable fact.

June 1 2017

Brewing Up Expansion

Matt Hauck’s Fair State Brewing Co-op is booming.

June 1 2017

Researching the Great Apes of Borneo

Cecilia Mayer ’16 reports from the Tuanan Orangutan Research Station in Indonesia.

May 23 2017

Capitol Classroom

On campus and off, Legislative Politics students learn how legislatures work and why legislators do what they do.

May 23 2017

Ancient Healing and Medicine, a Classics Course

From Hellenistic cults to Native American healers, traditional practices continue to inform today's healthcare and medicine.

May 15 2017

Conservative and Liberal Political Thought

Professor Andrew Latham’s course grounds students in the history and fundamentals from both sides of the political spectrum.

May 15 2017

Three Macalester students receive U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarships

Gianna Brassil ’20, from San Francisco, Calif., Grey Micah ’17, from Gillsburg, Mississippi, and Angelo Bautista Perez ’19, from Chicago, Ill., have been awarded the scholarships.

May 11 2017

Nine alumni to be honored at Macalester Reunion in June

Two medical doctors, a former pharmaceutical executive, an activist, and an artist, are five of nine alumni to be honored

May 4 2017

Class of 2017—What’s Next?

The Class of 2017 is ready to take on the world. See what some of them have planned for after Macalester.

May 2 2017

MCSG President Reflects

"I can't yet imagine being away from this place next year," says student government president Merrit Stüven '17.

May 2 2017

Study Away Family Connections

Two Mac students chose study away countries where they had family cultural associations.

May 2 2017

Two Macalester students undertake projects to promote peace in Senegal and Mozambique

The students’ grants are from the Davis Projects for Peace initiative funded by the late philanthropist Kathryn Wasserman Davis, who launched Projects for Peace on the occasion of her 100th birthday in 2007.

April 27 2017

Who Is Generous and Why?

In the course Global Generosity, students explore different traditions related to giving and discuss what motivates people to give.

April 26 2017

Nancy Bostrom, Assistant Director of Assessment, Receives the 2017 Staff Outstanding Service Award

In celebration of the ways in which her work has shaped Macalester and strengthened departments and programs all over campus.

April 26 2017

Physics Professor James Heyman Receives Jack and Marty Rossmann Excellence in Teaching Award

For superb work in front of the classroom and in the lab, inspiring countless students and colleagues.

April 26 2017

Global Citizenship Awards 2017

Three highly accomplished graduating seniors are recipients of Macalester's 2017 Global Citizenship Student Awards.

April 25 2017

Four seniors and one alumna receive 2017 Fulbright Awards

Seniors Gretchen Greene received a Research/Study Fulbright to Switzerland, Jonah Lazarus, an Arts Fulbright to Brazil, Catriona Leckie and Christina Moore, English Teaching Assistant Fulbrights to Germany, and Rachel Rostad '15, an English Teaching Assistant Fulbright to Korea.

April 21 2017

Fast Friends

Paired together as first-year roommates, two Macalester women have forged a lifelong friendship.

April 20 2017

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