Feature Stories
Christian Voto, '16
Pre-med and business student helps coordinate first government-approved drone delivery of medication during a rural health clinic.
December 7, 2015
Andrew Talbot, '15
Listening deeply to the stories others tell can have powerful consequences for how we live our lives.
December 7, 2015
Sugandh and Surabhi Gupta, '16
Seniors choose a major in classics to pursue their love of languages
December 3, 2015
The Science of Changing Lives
“When people see that they are not alone, and are part of a community, people engage in a way that wouldn’t have otherwise been possible. It brings people together.”
November 30, 2015
Cassandra Ceballos, '17
Being the only full-time intern at a grassroots organization offered Cassandra Ceballos, ’17, a growing number of opportunities.
November 30, 2015
Lauren Taflinger, '15
For Bonner Scholar Lauren Taflinger, ’15, history is as much about how we live our lives now as it is about the past.
November 24, 2015
Do bike-share programs reduce automobile pollution?
One of economics professor Tim Hamilton’s interests is the environment. He has found the opportunity to spend his time researching issues that are of personal importance to him, while also being applicable to a larger audience.
November 23, 2015
Christina Annas, '16
Senior combines her background in math with computational chemistry, theorizing new types of organic molecules.
November 23, 2015
Uliana Gabara remembers Paul Porterfield
We remember people we have known well in specific moments and in specific settings. We store them in our minds as a sum total of such moments.
November 23, 2015
Caroline Utz, '17
Shows like Last Week Tonight with John Oliver are changing the formula for political satire. Caroline Utz took note, and she's studying how the format shapes perceptions of leadership and invites citizens to engage rather than idly mock a broken system.