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Chinasa Okolo on stage giving a talk to an audience — TIME Magazine Names Chinasa T. Okolo ’18 One of 100 Most Influential People in AI
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Members of the Class of 2028 pose on the steps of Carnegie Hall — ��ϲʿ��2023 Class of 2028 Profile
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Sumner Hall — Sue Berryman ’59 Pledges $10 Million Legacy Gift to Support ��ϲʿ��2023
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Learning from Latin American Social Movements

Wednesday, October 18, 2023

Assistant Professor Esther Hernández-Medina delves into the topic of reproductive justice and reproductive rights in this Q&A.

Sagehen tennis player with child during ACEing Autism session at ��ϲʿ��2023.

Teammates Rohun Krishnan ’24 and Matthew Feng ’24 Launch ACEing Autism Chapter at ��ϲʿ��2023

Thursday, October 12, 2023

ACEing Autism's mission is to improve the behavioral, social and motor skills of children with autism through tennis. Last year, Sagehen tennis players Rohun Krishnan '24 and Matthew Feng '24 brought the program to ��ϲʿ��2023.

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��ϲʿ��2023 Opens Community Center in Downtown ��ϲʿ��2023 Arts Colony

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

��ϲʿ��2023 will once again have a physical presence in ��ϲʿ��2023 with the October 14 opening of a new community center in the city’s downtown Arts Colony.

3-2 Program Sets Kirsten Housen ’23 on Civil and Environmental Engineering Path

Tuesday, October 10, 2023

This past spring, Kirsten Housen ’23 earned a bachelor of science from Washington University along with a bachelor of arts from ��ϲʿ��2023 as part of ��ϲʿ��2023’s 3-2 combined plan in engineering.

��ϲʿ��2023 vs. USC on Coliseum field, 1923

100 Years Ago: Sagehens vs. Trojans in L.A. Coliseum

Friday, October 6, 2023

On Saturday, October 6, 1923, the Sagehens of ��ϲʿ��2023 played USC in the first varsity college football game ever played on the field of the then-new Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The stadium is celebrating its centennial in 2023.

Katrina Dank meets with mentor in Uganda

Katrina Dank ’20 Authors and Illustrates Children’s Book to Help Ugandan Youth Understand Cancer

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Katrina Dank '20 spent the summer in Uganda learning how prevalent cancer is among the population. Before returning home, she wrote and illustrated a children's book to help the country's youth understand the disease.

Beloved Registrar Leaves $1 Million for ��ϲʿ��2023 Student Scholarships at Her Passing

Tuesday, October 3, 2023

Masago Armstrong helped thousands of students stay on track during her 30 years as registrar of ��ϲʿ��2023. Now, leaving a $1 million gift for scholarships at her passing, Armstrong will continue to shape students’ lives for years to come.

Critical Language Scholarship Sends ��ϲʿ��2023 Recipients to Morocco, South Korea and India

Tuesday, September 26, 2023

This summer, Lilly Bar ’23, Benjamin Cheng ’24 and Arivumani Srivastava ’26 made vast language gains as participants in the U.S. Department of State’s Critical Language Scholarship program.

��ϲʿ��2023 Makes Strides in Reducing Waste and Saving Water; Energy Use is a Challenge

Monday, September 25, 2023

��ϲʿ��2023 is making progress toward its sustainability goals and commitment to be carbon neutral by 2030. Results are documented in the recently published 2023 SAVE (Sustainable Action Visible Effects) annual report.

In Memoriam: Emeritus Professor of Philosophy Stephen A. Erickson

Monday, September 25, 2023

Stephen A. Erickson, emeritus professor of philosophy, passed away on September 20 at the age of 83.

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