“If I were elected president, the first thing I would do is fix our education system,” said Anna Pluff, a history concentrator and political science and English double minor. “I’m wary of the shift...
Following a passion for international relations, first-year Maggie Aulman spent her summer and fall as an intern for The Borgen Project, a national nonprofit organization focused on reducing global poverty...
Abigail Blair, Assistant Arts & Features Editor
• October 10, 2019
Senior Abu Daramy-Swaray has always dreamed of being a professional football player, and now that dream is within reach. Having soared to the top of Patriot League football, Daramy has the chance to make...
If you’ve ever walked into the Eatery or Flour & Salt and seen a brunette in giant, face-engulfing sunglasses with a chain hanging from the rims, you might have been confused. You just encountered...
Since graduating from Colgate as a member of the Class of 2019, Rob Sobelsohn is pursuing his passion for law by working as a real estate project assistant for Sidley Austin LLP’s New York Office. Sobelsohn...
Senior Jordan Williams is a renaissance woman. In her fourth year playing for Raiders Tennis, the retired WRCU host and current member of Gamma Phi Beta has shown she can do it all. Williams proved to...
This summer, junior Andrew Blum worked at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. He conducted biophysics research, measuring the dynamics of mitochondrial membrane minding. Most of the...
Junior psychology major Caraline McDonnell spent her summer in Frankadua, Ghana working in a fourth grade classroom at a local elementary school. She taught classes called English, Introduction to Communication...
Ignacio Villar, Assistant Baker's Dozen Editor
• October 4, 2019
Over the summer, junior Bilal Boussayoud worked as a teaching assistant at All Star Code in New York City, a nonprofit organization that focuses on teaching computer science to Black and Latino men.“I...
Lynn Schwarzer sat in her office surrounded by shelves of trinkets, an archive of objects that have found their way to her through gifting or encounter: a rotary phone, a blue and white clown, a Chinese...
One does not need to know senior Karen Lawrence long to know she has an untamable and adventurous spirit. She spent all of her time in high school riding rodeo, grew up doing Irish dance competitions and...
Sophomore and sock aficionado Magnus Vogel spent his summer in Lisbon, Portugal designing socks. Though he started out on the marketing side of production just sending emails and doing busywork, Vogel...
