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Mentoring relationships between students and adults may be a more practical avenue for educational success than formal programs designed to support first-generation college goers, according to...

When Jake Quast ‘19, Brandon Brame ’19, and Nick Rivera ’19 arrived as freshmen, they knew little about each other apart from sharing an interest in business and a talent for golf that earned them All...

Currently in her second year in Veterinary School at The Ohio State University, Amanda Gaytan ’15 recalls how much she thrived in Á½ÐÔÉ«Îçҹ’s supportive environment. Hands-on research with faculty...

More than 160 research presentations--ranging from the link between parental involvement and academic self-efficacy in college students, the developmental effects of e-cigarette use by teens, to the...

Inspired by his community engagement efforts from San Rafael to Cincinnati, and with support from faculty, staff, and classmates, Biology major and Community Action and Social Change minor Dylan...

Nursing is the perfect career for Sebastian Shigeyoshi ’20. He’s compassionate, thoughtful, engaging, and feels a strong sense of commitment to helping others. “It is important to understand that the...

Panetta Institute intern Delainey Boyd ’19 came to Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹ from Colorado with a plan: to become a special education teacher and, ultimately, an advocate for special needs children. “I was the type...

After 16 years working as a cardiothoracic operating room nurse for Sutter Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹care in San Francisco, Heidi Gigliotti ’02 picked the perfect time to return to Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹ to advance her career...

A research trip to Costa Rica last summer inspired Keira Dagy ’19 to combine her interest in global health with a long-time goal to pursue a career in environmental science. Keira travelled to Costa...

After earning his undergraduate degree in molecular and cell biology from UC Berkeley, Kenneth Wilson M.S. ’14 searched for a hands-on graduate program that would take him out of the lecture hall and...