Brittany Errico ‘12 once crane-lifted a Rolls Royce over a Beverly Hills mansion. And that’s not even the craziest thing the business grad has done for her job at Cory Martin Events.
Originally based on the Chinese lunar-solar calendar, the holiday, also known as Spring Festival, is traditionally celebrated by families coming together to renew ties.
Jewish studies professor Adam Mendelsohn offers insight. His new book on the subject won the top prize in the National Jewish Book Awards.
More than 50 students were awarded grants to take on research projects representing many schools and departments for the 2014-15 academic year.
Alumni, along with Asst. Director of Alumni Career Services Erin O'Dea, offer real-world experience and advice on how to conquer your quarter-life crisis.
Learn how to gain arguably the most vital experience you need to snag your first job out of college.
Lauren Stevens '03 knew she'd live in Chile again after she studied abroad there in college. When she moved back without a job, Stevens had no idea she'd become a translator for one of the country's foremost luxury travel magazines.
Junior biochemistry major Aliya Dumas, who aspires to become a surgeon, recently won a grant to take part in a summer research project in Singapore.
Kevin Waltermire '03, who graduated from the College and later from the Graduate School's One-Year Global MBA program, appeared on ABC's Shark Tank in 2015.
Kerem Bolukbasi '01 is an operations executive at a private equity firm that handles more than $66 billion in investments. That's right, billion. With a B.
