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Forrest Hunt ’20 has a voice in his career choice, and you can hear it loud and clear. The Communication and Media Studies graduate from Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 is an associate audio...

As a dependent of a military veteran, Madelyn Salonga ’23 is utilizing VA benefits, Post 9/11-GI Bill (Chapter 33) and the Yellow Ribbon Program, to cover tuition and fees so she can study nursing and...

Seeing that her older siblings Eleanna ’10 and David ’14 were standout student-athletes at Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025, the fact that Julianna Mendez ‘17, now a graduate student excelling in...

Presented with the excitement and challenge of building a new women’s lacrosse program from the ground up at Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025, Joseph Manna felt a solid foundation was in place for...

Dr. Cameron Parker ’08, ’10 MBA was the keynote speaker at Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 on Friday for Convocation to kick off Family Weekend, which is ideal because he has his own Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025...

It’s ironic that MBA candidate Matthew Kodweis ’21 is working as assistant operations manager this summer at Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025’s Sports Camps. It was a recreational sport and a chance...

Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 was one of several schools that recruited Joshua Rosenberg ’18 to play soccer. However, when making his final decision, it was academics that brought Josh to San...

Lacrosse was the lure that brought Jeff Farley ’21 to Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025, but a chance to participate in the Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 Scholars at Oxford program and an internship with Techtronic Industries (TTI) were the...

When a sports psychology class was re-introduced this spring semester at Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 it was perfect for psychology major Catherine Johnson ‘21. She knew the new instructor Dr...

Double major Emma Hartvickson ’24 came to Ä¢¹½tv¾«Ñ¡´«Ã½2025 as a student-athlete with two things that have helped her manage the challenges of competing and learning during COVID-19...