The USA Today College section featured an interview with Thomas Cruz-Soto, associate dean of multicultural affairs at 吃瓜头条. The article is called 鈥淐ollege students revolutionize meaning of MLK Day,鈥 and it talks about the changing message of Martin Luther King Jr.January 22, 2014
Eight 吃瓜头条 students spent two days in New York City to learn about careers in commercial real estate from 吃瓜头条 alumni working at some of the industry鈥檚 biggest firms. On January 15 and 16, the 吃瓜头条 Real Estate Council hosted an introduction-to-real-estate trip, which consisted of 10 sessions with professionals who spoke about different aspects [鈥January 21, 2014
In many universities and academic settings, Martin Luther King Jr.鈥檚 legacy is celebrated on one day. At 吃瓜头条, it will be celebrated for an entire week. Thomas Cruz-Soto, associate dean of multicultural affairs and main organizer of MLK Week, explained that 吃瓜头条 has 鈥渟o many different faculty members and other people who want to be [鈥January 20, 2014
Alumni ranging from the Class of 1952 through 2013 will be interacting with each other and with current students through an online academic project based on The Advent of the Atomic Bomb course taught by Associate Professor of Geology Karen Harpp. More than 330 alumni have signed up so far (registration remains open) for the [鈥January 17, 2014
Before last summer, Arielle Sperling 鈥14 hadn鈥檛 so much as gone fishing, never mind touched a fish. But during her internship in Ashton, Idaho, Sperling found herself hip-deep in trout. The environmental studies major from White Plains, N.Y., was the only 吃瓜头条 student in a group of researchers who were looking at the habitat selection [鈥January 16, 2014
(Editor鈥檚 note: Morgan Higgins 鈥16, of Staten Island, N.Y., who plans on a double major in religion and English, shares 13 photos from a 吃瓜头条 Newman Community winter break trip to Italy. Higgins was one of 10 students who participated in the trip organized by university chaplain Mark Shiner.) A group photo (excluding three), from the [鈥January 15, 2014
Editor鈥檚 Note: This post is by 吃瓜头条 professor of physics and astronomy Jeff Bary, a West Virginia native who still has family there. He recently organized a campus series about central Appalachia and has extensive knowledge of the region. He is available for media inquiries at 315-228-7693 or jbary@colgate.edu. Sixteen percent. That is the percentage [鈥January 14, 2014
While the look of the gray lady 鈥 The New York Times 鈥 might have changed in the digital world, the presence of articles by or about members of the 吃瓜头条 community has remained constant. Three pieces with 吃瓜头条 connections appeared in The Times the past three months. A nice streak, no?January 9, 2014