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For Lauren Sands ’24, volleyball and mentorship have paved the way for a career in public policy.

Eternal youth is sold by the bottle at beauty retailers and features heavily within U.S. mass media. But what if people who possess years of hard-won skills and knowledge experience prejudice at their jobs for looking younger than they are?

Anthropologist and educator celebrated by President Biden in White House ceremony.

Molly Gleydura’s desire to understand the grieving process and gain strategies that will assist families with the loss of a child will take her to New Zealand, Senegal, El Salvador, and Ireland this summer on a Watson Fellowship.

While on a Teaching Assistant Program in France Fellowship, Jules Taylor ’21 hopes to learn who she is as an educator, while absorbing everything she can about the culture, language, and food of Paris.

Jakheem Wheatley ’19 is a first-year law student at UIC John Marshall Law School in Chicago.

A creative writing and sociology double major, Gargano talks about what influences her songwriting. 

A double major in sociology and psychology at Oberlin, Stanek transformed her personal interests into the beginning of a career.

Miriam Plane, a sociology major and Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies Program (GSFS) minor, has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Germany.

Xavier Tirado ’17, a biology and sociology double major, and Jason Heitler-Klevans ‘17, a physics major, have both received Woodrow Wilson Academy Design Fellowships. The pair will play a central role