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Brett Evans ‘13 was recently awarded ASIANetwork’s Marianna McJimsey Award, which recognizes the best undergraduate paper focused on Asia.

Brett Evans '13 has spent two years researching the practices of an oft overlooked religion with a belief system rooted in nonviolence.

Work by Cameron Shirley '13 documented sites in Boston & Philadelphia that give visitors incomplete stories of the American Revolution.

Rachel Wilson, Kelsey Van Dalfsen and Cecilia Smith were recognized at the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemistry Society.

Professor Cynthia "Cindy" Fair in the Department of Human Service Studies and Jamie Albright '13 presented Oct. 30 in San Francisco at the annual conference of the American Public Health Association.

Sarah Lentz '13 researches what it meant to be a man in the Regency era of British history by examining popular fictional characters.

ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ senior Logan Sutton’s original play, based on Homer’s "Odyssey," explores the themes of family and relationships.

'Story' is an original play written by Lumen Prize recipient Logan Sutton '13 based on Homer's Odyssey.

Three recent ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ graduates are trying to raise funds for travel to three developing nations later this year for a "photovoice" project.