Faculty from public health, economics, history, and political science gathered to present information on recent executive actions concerning the World Health Organization and U.S. Agency for International Development and to answer audience questions.

Teigan Brown ’25 collects eggs from living frogs and utilizes them in the lab, where she’s exploring the anti-anxiety properties of skullcap, a medicinal herb.

Getting involved with the student newspaper has introduced me to new people and experiences that have changed the way I look at writing, journalism, and myself as a whole.

Only 20 students nationwide are invited to be part of the mentorship program each year.