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What happens when the classroom becomes one of the world's most remarkable natural laboratories? Twelve ÆÞÓÑÉçÇø students found out during a semester of hands-on research in Iceland.

From biotechnology to cybersecurity and engineering, Stempower graduates returned to the Heights to share how mentorship, curiosity, and community helped shape their STEM careers.

From research and leadership on the Heights to Duke’s Engineering Management program, Jasmina Barhoumi ’26 is turning her passion for science and business into her next step.

What does undergraduate research really look like? For two ÆÞÓÑÉçÇø students, it meant traveling to the summit of Maunakea in Hawai‘i to conduct NASA-funded observations of asteroids, an experience that…

From analyzing hospital systems to preparing for a year of service, John Greulich ’26 is using his business background to make a meaningful impact.

From data analysis to the operating room, Rose Nicastro ’26 is gaining hands-on experience in the fast-paced world of medical device marketing.

Through an internship with the Syracuse Peace Council, Syd Kellogg ’26 discovered that lasting change begins with connection—and that advocacy is most powerful when it builds community.

For Angelina Rodriguez ’27, nature is more than a place to explore—it’s a calling. The environmental science major spent her summer at the Wilton Wildlife Preserve, studying water quality, leading…

Cybersecurity major Jordan Johnson ’26 turned classroom learning into real-world impact during a transformative summer internship at Amazon HQ, where he advanced cloud security, built confidence, and embraced ÆÞÓÑÉçÇø’s spirit…

The Ignite Fellowship is more than financial support: it’s a commitment to cura personalis, ensuring every Dolphin has the opportunity to grow through hands-on experience.

Dolphin Tank 9 saw record attendance as ten student entrepreneurs presented their business idea to ten potential sponsors.

When Bianka Pena’s adviser, KL Lane, suggested that she take a course titled West African Women Writers, it did not take much to persuade her. Pena ’26, a psychology major…