As a final project for the “Politics of Epidemics” Maymester course taught by Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science Ricky Price, students were challenged to confront the political problems of…
On June 13, HWS faculty, staff and students were joined by members of the Geneva community for the first in a series of virtual teach-ins on racial justice titled “Voices…
Orientation Coordinators Garrett Downs ’22 and Lalaine Vergara ’21 have returned to campus to plan a memorable Orientation Weekend for the Classes of 2024. First up, the pair have launched…
International relations major Saima Mashori ’22 is a 2020 Future First Fellow at Beyond the Bomb, a Washington, D.C.-based organization focused on denuclearization through education and policy reform. She is…
For Molly Trunfio ’24, playing an instrument is all in the family. A guitar player and singer, she often performs at festivals with her uncle Dave McKeon and his bluegrass…
Having found a passion for politics through a service opportunity with the Swedish Armed Forces and a fellowship with the Elizabeth Warren Campaign, Linnea Batey ’24 is eager to begin…
As an intern for the Dallas Mavericks in 2019, Alexander Konradi ’24 gained professional experience in both information technology and community relations. While juggling his internship, Konradi competed in the…
As an AmeriCorps volunteer, Katherine Foley ’20 will serve the community of Big Sky, Montana as a member of the Gallatin River Task Force. Foley’s role will be to protect…
Home early from a semester abroad in Galway, Ireland, Guy Thomas ’21 landed a position with Robinette Organic Farm in Martell, Nebraska. As he constructs three greenhouses, Thomas is learning…
While continuing her studies remotely this semester, Mary “Mar” Healy ’20 has also distributed more than 2,000 care packages to medical professionals and essential workers at 38 hospitals in the…
