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Carter’s WarFrom a hilltop in New Mexico in July 1945, Robert Carter ’42 witnessed one of the most momentous events in history — the Trinity Test at Los Alamos. Recruited in 1943 for America’s top-secret effort to build the world’s first atomic bombs, the physics major helped to pave the way for the nuclear age.
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Faculty Focus: Nicaraguan NarrativeChristine Wade’s newest book to hit the shelves – a sixth edition of Nicaragua: Emerging from the Shadow of the Eagle, co-authored by Thomas W. Walker, is ready for college classrooms and beyond nationwide, just in time for November’s presidential election.
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Get Your Business Pitch On!Students and local entrepreneurs will have a chance to pitch their ideas on the STRT1UP Road Show bus, which kicks off its annual Maryland tour on Sept. 10 in Martha Washington Square.
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Service On A National ScaleTaylor Frey ’17 will be representing hundreds of thousands of high school and college-aged youth as Habitat for Humanity International’s new U.S. Council Youth Representative.
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Experiencing EcuadorKevin Mackenzie ’18, an environmental studies and Hispanic studies major, spent three weeks this summer immersed in the native ecosystems and culture of Ecuador for an Environmental Field Course. This is Kevin’s experience, in his words.
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New Saver’s Scholarship LaunchedThe new program will match the amount that families and students contribute from a 529 or ESA, up to $2,500 per year.
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Damming Student DebtPresident Bair speaks with The Chronicle of Higher Education on college affordability
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Diving Deep with Special ForcesAs a battalion surgeon with the U.S. Army Special Forces, Ian May ’03 serves with—and provides medical care for—America’s most elite soldiers.
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