Major Infatuation: Philosophy
Fall 2016Students tell us why they love their major, in three sentences or less.
Syllabus: Inside the Classroom
Fall 2015Cuba and Its Culture Since the Revolution, taught by Professor Eduardo Gonzalez.
Getting Hands-on with Ancient Greece
Spring 2015Recreating Ancient Greek Ceramics isn’t a conventional class; it is a new hands-on course in...
Arielle Kaden ’16: Saving the Shtetlach
Spring 2015Arielle Kaden is researching the resurgence of Jewish life in Europe in the post-Holocaust era.
Jesse Chen '16: Asian-American Sensibilities
Spring 2015Jesse Chen traveled to major cities to interview a broad range of Asian-American people and...
Justin Falcone '15: Under the Volcano
Fall 2014A summer spent in Sicily observing Mount Etna was the catalyst for Justin Falcone’s interest...
Danielle Gilbert '15: Incan Ingenuity
Fall 2014Danielle Gilbert, an archaeology and English double major with a minor in museums and society,...
Building a Sense of Accessibility
Fall 2014Writing Seminars major Kylie Sharkey '16 explores the next big thing in academic and cultured...
Jenny "Em" Mitchell '15: Mormon Stories
Fall 2014Psychology major Jenny Mitchell’s research looks closely at sexuality and gender issues in the Mormon...
Shanna Murray '14: Mapping Language
Spring 2014Shanna Murray’s research lies at the intersection of her two majors: cognitive science and Romance...
Chris Hynes '14: A Question of Morality
Spring 2014Chris Hynes, a double major in mathematics and philosophy, explores competing views of morality.
Kelsey Champagne '15: History Detective
Spring 2014Kelsey Champagne’s work meticulously creates a micro-history of a little known historical figure, Solomon Aldred.