There’s chatter down the halls. In one room, a team strategizes how best to market its new software. In another, someone tests a virtual-reality game as a teammate gathers important data on bugs and glitches. Everyone...
In the driveway, two students fight roaring flames with a fire extinguisher. In the garage, more students use a process called cribbing to save people trapped underneath debris. Meanwhile, next door more rescuers...
Every year, thousands of entrepreneurs start new businesses and seek to revolutionize their industries. At the Launch Labs’ Spring Demo Day, a host of ambitious entrepreneurs will showcase their showcase their...
William Ochoa ’18 has just been awarded a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to study Japanese at the University of Shiga Prefecture in Hikone, Japan. “I’m incredibly excited to be...
An original Report of the 1887 International Council of Women, assembled by the National Woman Suffrage Association in Washington, DC, has been donated to the Leatherby Libraries. The book is signed by Elizabeth Cady...
There’s a cool breeze rolling through Leatherby Libraries, all the way up to the fourth floor. Guest curator Chris Jepsen, president of the Orange County Historical Society, has brought the collection Tiki in...
The latest print issue of TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics has arrived, bringing with it another fascinating mixture of language and design. At the start of each calendar year, TAB creates a special...
Tyler Ferrari ’19, from Chino, Calif., cares about engaging students in politics. Now his dedication to that cause has earned him special honors. Ferrari has been selected as one of the three student interns for...
Matt Wheatley