Professor’s Research Goes With the Flow
Through orbiting experiments, Ana Oprisan is helping to advance space exploration.
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Music Professor Composes Epic Homage
Music professor Yiorgos Vassilandonakis returns home to Greece this spring to debut an opera he wrote for the national opera.
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Alumnus’s Career is a Field of Dreams
As the cofounder of a large sports event management firm, Gene Hallman ’82 is living every diehard sports fan’s fantasy.
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Alumnus Has a Retirement Plan
Marvell Adams Jr. ’00, as COO of a large retirement community company, helps create a vibrant future for the aging.
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Alumnus is Leading the Way
August G. “Tav” Swarat II ’89 is adding a zero to his initial scholarship pledge of $25,000 to create better student leaders.
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REACH Graduate is Delivering the Goods
A graduate of the REACH Program, Randon Strange ’16 now is a man of letters in the Office of Mail Services at the College.
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Sounds of Silence Given Voice in Documentary
The first in the College’s diversity docuseries, If These Walls Could Talk, examines how enslaved Africans built some of the buildings around campus.
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Peer Review: ‘Ad Astra’
An astronomy and physics professor takes a look at the accuracy of the astrophysics in the latest Brad Pitt film Ad Astra.
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Dog Is My Copilot
To become an Air Force C-17 pilot, equestrian team member Samantha Bledsoe ’19 built up flight hours by flying rescued dogs to new homes.
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Professors Explore Primary Matters
A new book by two political science professors takes a comprehensive look at the state's pivotal role as the first Southern state in the presidential primary.