T.J. Benedict, ’17, sees how leadership roles in the courtroom can lead to positive change in the lives of at-risk youth.

Jepson’s newest graduates joined a network of more than 1,300 Jepson alumni, which spans the globe, and they will pursue studies and careers in all fields and industries.

Chancellor Richard L. Morrill discusses the Jepson School’s focus on ethics in his keynote remarks.

As a health program analyst for the US Office of Personnel Management, Cristin Kane, ’06, relies on her ability to examine problems from many perspectives.

What are the odds? Two women in a male-dominated policy area who attended the same school and joined the same sorority.

Jepson students showcase research on topics ranging from feminism and environmentalism to jam bands and virtual reality at the 2016 Jepson Research Symposium.

Students in Dr. Al Goethals’ Presidential Leadership class traveled to the historic estates of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe to learn more about the former presidents’ lives and natures.

Arthur Tartee, ’17, was one of two Jepson students to attend the Hatton W. Sumners Student Leadership Conference in Austin, Tx.

Chris Smith, ’98, discusses how his Jepson education helped him to navigate the many unexpected twists and turns of his career in law.

Amelia Mitrotz, ’16, conducts honors research analyzing the portrayal and perception of feminism on the internet.