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[This is the rich text Excerpt field] All morning, Arctic Circle Assembly presenters in Reykjavik discussed everything from deep-sea mining and solar power to international internet laws. Now Emily Ireland ’24, a graduate student pursuing her master’s in public health, stood at the podium and looked out at scientists, diplomats, and engineers from all over the world. How would she do on the global stage? Keep reading to find out.

[This is the rich text Excerpt field] One by one, 41 nursing graduates stepped onto the stage in Hannaford Lecture Hall on Friday, Dec. 19, each accompanied by those who helped them reach this milestone. Parents, siblings, spouses, mentors and friends stood alongside their graduates – placing academic hoods over master’s students and draping ribbons bearing silver nursing pins around bachelor’s students’ necks. Keep reading about the ceremony

[This is the rich text Excerpt field] Alumna Heather Perry was named one of four national finalists for the AASA National Superintendent of the Year Award, which recognizes outstanding superintendents nationwide whose work is shaping the future of public education through collaboration, innovation and service. Keep reading about Heather

[This is the rich text Excerpt field] From arts organizations to chemical engineering companies, aquaculture businesses, international diplomacy groups, and environmental science labs, our students gained valuable experience, highlighting the ability of the Career & Employment Hub to connect them with meaningful opportunities. Keep reading about fall internships

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