Julie Davidson ’96
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6th Avenue Brewer

In March 2020, Julie Davidson ’96 made a pivot. A certified facilitator, coach, and consultant—and…
An artist book from the exhibition Science Stories with a dark cover and what appear to be curved horns coming out the sides of the book.
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Where Science Meets Art

There’s an intriguing collection of books on display now at Collins Memorial Library. It’s called…
Illustration of a female science teacher
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Terrific Teachers

MATH MADE EASIER I was so fortunate to walk into Bruce Lind’s math class my first semester as a…
Stacey Weiss
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Adaptation

Stacey Weiss didn’t have to look very far to find new lizards. When COVID-19 kept Weiss from…
Painting: Landscape With Cheesecake, by William Turner ’65
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The Artist's Way

William Turner ’65 first fell in love with art as a child growing up in Lakewood, Wash. His family…
Ameera Nimjee
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The Joy of Dance

On a shelf in Ameera Nimjee’s study sits a small, garlanded statue of Nataraj, the Hindu god of…
Tacoma beach
Community, Students

Baseline for Beaches

Addie Tinkham ’22 spent last summer taking a closer look at local beaches. She was one of the…
President Isiaah Crawford
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Isiaah Crawford on the Students, the Sciences, and More

You seemed pretty jazzed to see…
spotlight on a petri dish
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Summer Scholars

Projects covered a range of topics: nonconformist gender presentation in stories of courtly love…
Marshall Casebeer ’22
Students

Bridge the Gulf

Marshall Casebeer ’22 didn’t spend a lot of time thinking about the rights of North African women…
The World Trade Center Twin Towers. Photo by Steve Harvey via Unsplash
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The Towers' Long Shadow

How I came to be in Tower One of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, is a story that starts…
Kyra Lee ’24 in front of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
Students

Out of This World

Kyra Lee ’24 Kyra Lee ’24 has her…