Alumni Feature: Tyler Ng, Thriving Through Tourette’s
From the time he started seriously looking at Brandeis University as his potential college choice, Tyler Ng was confident it was the right place for him. With its academic reputation,…
Sahil Gulati: Discovering Small Antibodies and Novel Compounds for Neurological Diseases
From the time that he was young, Dr. Sahil Gulati was always curious about how things worked and would perform his own experiments. That zeal for knowledge has led him…
Student-Athlete Feature: UAA Steeplechase Champion Marco Quaroni
UAA steeplechase champion Marco Quaroni has flourished in the team concept at Washington University, bringing his camera along every step of the way. “I always took photos with my family.…
Hoan Do: A Life of Empowering Students
As a youth mentor, Hoan Do travels around the country empowering students to “change the station” on the negative self-talk in their heads that says, “You aren’t good enough, smart…
Nik Walker: Aaron Burr and So Much More
Nik Walker knows that playing the role of Aaron Burr on a national tour of Hamilton is a tremendous opportunity and he is determined to enjoy it. “Being in Hamilton…
University of Rochester Men’s Tennis: Diversity on an International Level
The University of Rochester men’s tennis team earned its first win over Stevens Institute of Technology in program history on Sunday in a fashion that exemplified its 10-2 start to…
February 12,2017 - Chicago, IL,US - UAA: Chicago vs Emory at Gerald Ratner Athletics Center in Chicago IL.
University of Chicago (Maroons) hosted Emory (Eagles) in UAA conference game..
(Credit: Credit: Dean Reid).
Student-Athlete Feature: Emory University Basketball Player Gebereal Baitey
Born at nearby DeKalb Hospital, Gebereal “G” Baitey may have seemed destined to attend Emory University, but it was a trip to Atlanta during his senior year in high school…
Alumni Feature: Former CWRU Softball Student-Athlete Jennifer Robinson Devoted to Studying the Brain
Dr. Jennifer Robinson remembers wanting a microscope for her fifth birthday. “I always wanted to know how things worked and what they were made of,” she recalled. The Director of…
Alumni Feature: New York University Fencer Philip Shin
When NYU graduate Philip Shin was in the second grade, he began fencing to spend more time with his best friend. This friend soon quit fencing and moved away, but…
Taiwanese Performer Albert Hsueh Gaining Experience Worldwide
Growing up in Taiwan, Albert Hsueh knew he would follow his parents and two older brothers into the restaurant business. Just one thing held him back. “I tried it and…