Alumna translates her degree into new learning opportunities
During the last year of her dual-degree program, Matti Colavolpe ’22, MAT ’23, faced an unexpected and unusual opportunity.
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During the last year of her dual-degree program, Matti Colavolpe ’22, MAT ’23, faced an unexpected and unusual opportunity.
Read the full storyNearly a dozen students traveled to Poland to learn more about "Holocaust and Film" led by Professor Ewa Callahan and Professor Gedeon Werner. Students visited Holocaust memorial sites learning about the history of World War II and reflected on Hollywood's representation and remembrance of the event.
Read the full storyEmily Buckman ’22, MS ’23, had no intention of stopping her studies after walking across the Commencement stage earlier this month.
Read the full storyMore than 30 undergraduate and graduate students traveled to Bordeaux, France and immersed themselves in the heart of the global wine economy.
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