Nicole Kirgan ‘13 returned to the College to become an adjunct professor this semester to teach on the same campus that inspired her to become a reporter.
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Stomp N Shake Lions, a school spirit team that performs a cheerleading style derived from Black colleges and universities, became the College’s first Stomp and Shake recognized student organization.
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The College launched a new student resource in October called Paw Print, a free online tool that allows students to record their extracurricular activities and engagements outside of classes.
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Gary Gellman, a 1989 alumnus of the College, collaborated with Alana Denenberg, a 2023 graduate, and a camera operator to produce the historical documentary “Life and Roosevelt.” The film captures the struggle of Jewish immigrants assimilating to the U.S.
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Hope Margarum, a junior international studies major, worked in an internship program with the U.S Department of State this past summer. Through this internship, she gained wisdom and experience from her work and her colleagues, Margarum said.
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There are a few reasons to explain why the pipes on campus release steam. One of them is that when small amounts of steam are released, they’re controlled through steam traps underground. Groundwater comes into contact with hot pipes, which escape through small holes in the smaller pipes, manholes and sewer grates.
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