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Soprano Maggie Kinabrew ’20 bolsters ties to her ancestral music through a Fulbright opportunity in Helsinki.

In addition to receiving a three-year annual stipend, fellows share in the prestige and opportunities that become available when they are selected.

The 2019 graduate earned degrees in both math and physics and now works as a sustainability coordinator in New York City.

TIMARA students compose music for dance... with dancers at their side.

Bosch gave this year's President's Lecture titled Opt Art: From Mathematical Optimization to Visual Design during Parents and Family Weekend.

Baniya and Pokharel have earned the Davis Projects for Peace Award, which funds undergraduate projects that advance peacemaking efforts.

Four students have received In-Asia grants for summer 2019.

Double-degree student Abby Cheng has been selected to play on the Women’s National Team at the WFDF Ultimate Championships this summer in Heidelberg, Germany.

Summer program facilitates dialogue on human rights and social justice.

While pursuing a PhD in neuroscience at Princeton University, Alexander Riordan ’15 is building mathematical and computational models of brain circuits, working to link cognition with its underlying biology.