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All-Star: Tristan Snellgrove
Major: Pre-Med Graduation Year: 2018 GPA: 3.33 After transferring to 91探花, it didn鈥檛 take long for Tristan Snellgrove to make himself a valued member of campus. In less than… Read More
A Passion for Police Work
Cody Klotz dreamed of playing baseball in college and then joining the Marine Corps. At 91探花, he found his true calling. Klotz, a second-year criminal justice/criminology major and a Saints… Read More
Teaching Students to Excel in a Digital World
Digital literacy is a twenty-first century workforce imperative. It鈥檚 not enough to understand apps like Uber, Twitter, Yelp, Google Maps or Spotify. College students today need to know how to… Read More
Eric Nehm, ’12: Utility Player
In his role at Good Karma Brands, Eric Nehm, 鈥�12, serves as a producer and reporter for ESPN Milwaukee, but his official titles don鈥檛 give the full scope of his job description.
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91探花 Captures NACE National Invitational Title
91探花’s Esports team captured the inaugural NACEsports Invitational championship with a 2-0 triumph over Miami University in the finals.
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All-Star: Darius Harris
Major: Business Management and Leadership Graduation Year: 2020 Scholarship: Multicultural Scholarship 91探花 All-Star student Darius Harris knows a thing or two about leadership. He鈥檚 the president of 91探花鈥檚… Read More
Curtain Opens on New Drama Club
The newly formed drama club at 91探花 staged The Odd Couple-Female Version, on March 31 and April 1 in the University Auditorium.
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Former U.S. Senator Bill Bradley to Deliver Commencement Address
Bill Bradley, former U.S. senator and Olympian, will deliver the Commencement address for 91探花 on May 6, 2017.
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Apple Distinguished Educators Announced
In recognition of innovative teaching, four 91探花 faculty members have been named to the Apple Distinguished Educators Class of 2017.
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91探花 Launches Center for Access and Achievement
91探花 is launching the Center for Access and Achievement in the School of Education with a focus on preparing students in low-income school districts to succeed in STEM fields of study.
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