Holy Cross Magazine shadowed Andrea Nathalia "Nat" Rodas '24 on graduation day to provide an inside look at the experience. A mathematics major from Seattle, Rodas was an active member of HerCampus and the Women in Business Club during her time at Holy Cross.
A total solar eclipse could be described as perfect alignment of the sun, the moon and you. The Astronomical Society made that clear as they educated the public with astronomy displays as they all celebrated their best day for an astronomer during a viewing event. they helped host.
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Miamians and Oxford residents and visitors experienced the April 8 solar eclipse through a variety of watch parties both on campus and around town.
With the community’s support, associate professor of Biology Yoshi Tomoyasu works his way back to the classroom and lab after a life-changing accident.
The photographer and videographer attended classes, the field trip to Rockport, and the last class day on the Colorado River to gather footage and photos for the story, and interviewed the professor and a student to write a feature length story for this multimedia essay on Exposure. The Exposure page is built to feature all of the above, with the written story interwoven throughout the visuals to give additional context.
Behind the scenes of bringing a musical from script to stage with the cast and crew of UGA's Little Shop of Horrors.
At TCU, undergraduate research and experiential learning is more than a possibility, it’s the norm.
Students work side-by-side with faculty experts to tackle real-world challenges and develop innovative solutions in numerous state-of-the-art labs across campus. This glimpse into some of TCU’s labs illustrates the unparalleled, hands-on experiences that equip students for success in internships, clinicals, careers, graduate and post-graduate education.
UB graduates were honored for their accomplishments during 18 degree-conferral ceremonies and five university-wide recognition and certificate ceremonies held April 26 through May 19.
More than 1,300 people took to the mud last Saturday as Oozefest, UB’s annual mud volleyball tournament, celebrated 40 years at the university.
“It feels good to be part of the history of Oozefest,” says Kevin Duchi, a junior studying aerospace engineering and a first-time participant. “My team and I spent days coordinating and making the costumes.”
The magicians on the women's basketball team swept the first two rounds of the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Championship in Alumni Gymnasium.
This photo essay creates a sense of place — and pride and excitement — for a championship game held in a tiny wooden gymnasium filled with history and fervor.
Players call the home-court advantage “Alumni Magic.” And the Bates faithful loved every one of the 80 minutes of the magical, winning basketball that the Bates women played over the two days.