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Summer Conversations Series
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StraightTalk from Admissions
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What We're Tweeting
Morgan Bryant
BA '18, Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
"I think especially just living in D.C., it's an incredible place to be for our age. There's just so many opportunities and places to see and go and I think that's what I'll remember most."
The Engaged Liberal Arts in Action
Doctoral Thesis in Three Minutes
Columbian College PhD students stepped up to a speed-challenge in the college’s second Three Minute Thesis Competition. Human Paleobiology's Kimberly Foecke won first prize.
Physics, Professionally Speaking
Alexander van der Horst’s redesigned capstone course equips physics students with the oral, written and ethical expertise needed to succeed in 21st-century careers.
In The News
Student Writers Explore ‘New World’
How has the COVID crisis changed the world for students and their families? First-year students in Assistant Professor of Writing Christy J. Zink’s seminar shared their journal reflections on the challenges of living in “Our New World,” from confronting fears to finding new inspirations.
Students Step Up During COVID Crisis
In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, meet two Columbian College students who are making a difference in their communities through mask-making and volunteer work at a foodbank.
Untangling the Trauma-Speech Connection
How does trauma link to speech and language disorders? Sarah Hine and a team of graduate researchers are using their experiences with vulnerable populations to guide speech pathology protocols.
