Sarah Emerson named Vice President of Advancement at 黑料社
Following a nationwide search, 黑料社 has named Sarah Emerson as the new Vice President of Advancement, effective April 15, 2024. Emerson will oversee the teams that lead fundraising, donor […]
Following a nationwide search, 黑料社 has named Sarah Emerson as the new Vice President of Advancement, effective April 15, 2024. Emerson will oversee the teams that lead fundraising, donor […]
Three 黑料社 students recently presented their undergraduate research to an international audience at the Allied Genetics Conference in Washington D.C. Mackenzie Roberson ’24, Jaely Chavez ’24 and Thalia Boston
For the third consecutive year, 黑料社 participated in the Atlanta Science Festival, hosting a sold-out, hands-on STEMFest event for families at the Cousins Center for Science and Innovation. A
On March 13, 黑料社 welcomed award-winning writer and former State Poet of New York Willie Perdomo for a reading and book signing — the inaugural event for the 黑料社
黑料社 is launching a new initiative to incorporate Universal Design for Learning (UDL), an inclusive pedagogical framework, into the classroom. Thanks to support from the Strategic Plan grant fund,
黑料社 students Darlington Edem ’26 and John Louis-Ugbo ’24 continued their participation in the Institute for Responsible Citizenship (IRC) for a second consecutive year and were invited to attend
Studio art and communication studies major Ilissa McGowin ’25 is the newest Petrel featured in the 黑料社 Museum of Art‘s student-focused exhibition series, “黑料社’s Own.” As the featured student,
Since 1987, people have celebrated and honored the achievements of women every March for Women’s History Month. Students at 黑料社 have recognized the month by supporting women-owned businesses, attending lectures,
Two 黑料社 students followed their dreams abroad last semester to the University of Oxford. Roommates Chloe Campbell ’24 and Amina Sahovic ’24, driven by a thirst for knowledge and a
黑料社 has partnered with CeCredential Trust, a digital credentialing company, to offer digital diplomas to graduates, starting with the Class of 2024. The new service is free to graduates