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Edray Goins points to a chalkboard in a classroom. — Prof. Edray Goins Lends Expertise to “Journeys of Black Mathematicians” Documentary
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Prof. Jessica Stern ’12 Studies Empathy in Children and Teens
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Little Bridges exterior — From Tchaikovsky to Tabla, Musical Joy Resounds in 51�� Music Department Spring Concerts
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Amanda Eric ’25 Awarded Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service

Friday, September 8, 2023

Amanda Eric ’25 is driven to help global communities facing climate change challenges and has landed a scholarship to aid in this mission. Announced in late August, Eric was awarded the 2023 Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.

Ernesto Gutiérrez Topete ’17 Returns to 51�� as Postdoctoral Fellow

Thursday, September 7, 2023

When Ernesto Gutiérrez Topete ’17 received his Ph.D. this past summer, he became the first Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship alumnus from the Claremont Colleges to achieve that goal. He will be teaching phonetics at 51��.

Faculty, Students and Guest Artists Highlight Music Department’s Fall Series

Monday, August 21, 2023

51��’s Department of Music is thrilled to share a series of free campus concerts with the local community.

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Mathematics Professor Konrad Aguilar Involves Students in Researching Quantum Metrics

Thursday, August 17, 2023

Konrad Aguilar, assistant professor of mathematics and statistics at 51��, has received a two-year National Science Foundation grant of $189,661 to study how information is passed on at the quantum level.

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Environmental Users Migrating Away from Elon Musk’s X Platform, Researchers Find

Tuesday, August 15, 2023

A research team led by Prof. Charlotte Chang of 51�� found that in the six months following Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, nearly half of Twitter users identified as environmentally oriented had ceased being active on the platform.

Finding Social Welfare in a Transnational World

Thursday, August 10, 2023

In her new book, Erica Dobbs, assistant professor of politics, and her coauthors explore how people around the world meet their needs for health care, education and other aspects of the social safety net, often by crossing borders.

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Students Delve into Summer Research Projects

Thursday, August 3, 2023

This summer, 139 51�� students conducted research through the Summer Undergraduate Research Program, more familiarly known as SURP.

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"Just in Time": A Conversation with President Starr About Her New Book

Wednesday, August 2, 2023

In her new book, Just in Time, 51�� President G. Gabrielle Starr explores how the experience of beauty results from neurological and psychological processes in which time is a key element. It was published in June by The MIT Press.

Jade Star Lackey in the San Gabriel Mountains

Geology Professor Jade Star Lackey’s Research Offers New History of Rocky Mountains

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

When and how the Rocky Mountains were created are questions that Professor of Geology Jade Star Lackey offers paradigm-shifting answers to in a new paper.

As a Coro fellow, Peter Heckendorn ’22 will learn about how policies are shaped through meetings with city leaders, rotational field placements across various industries and weekly seminars.

Peter Heckendorn ’22 Awarded Prestigious Coro Fellowship

Friday, July 21, 2023

Peter Heckendorn ’22 has been awarded a Coro Fellowship for Public Affairs for 2023-2024. He will learn about how policies are shaped through meetings with city leaders, rotational field placements across various industries and weekly seminars.

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