• Prof. Jill Bible and Julie St. Clair ’22 pause from their work on Langford Creek.
    The Oyster Whisperers
    A summer research project brings together a trio of scientists to consider the human impact on native oyster populations in the upper reaches of the Chesapeake Bay.
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  • Maddie Sommers ’23 focuses on her work on the mural.
    The Not-So-Secret Garden

    As part of the College’s Explore! program for incoming students, a collaboration with local artist Fredy Granillo brings a boring campus wall into bloom as a beautiful public mural.


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  • Ellie Field ’14 on a nighttime taxonomy collecting trip.
    A Bug’s Life

    As a PhD student in entomology, Ellie Field ’14 is focusing on mosquitos that are responsible for vector-borne illnesses like dengue fever, chikungunya, and the Zika and West Nile viruses.


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  • GaviHernández at the Toniná Mayan ruins.
    The Women of Chiapas

    After an intensive five-week course in political science, Gaviota Del Mar Hernández Quiñones ’21 headed to Mexico to continue her studies on women as agents for social change.


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  • The master gunsmith instructs Kyle Bunts ’20 in ironworking gun parts.
    Lock, Stock, and Barrel

    After working at two archaeological excavation sites in Maryland, anthropology major Kyle Bunts ’20 wrapped up his summer with a gunsmithing internship at Colonial Williamsburg.


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  • Austin Allen '20 Intern at Hearst Television
    WC Summer Spotlights
    This summer, Evan Savoth ’20, Corbin Loree summer marketing and social media intern, has been gathering student summer internship experiences and sharing them on our social media pages. Read on to see what some of our students have been doing this summer!
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