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Four ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP students awarded Gilman Scholarships to fund study abroad experiences
The opportunity to study internationally has long been a key component of the ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP experience, with nearly 80 percent of students studying abroad at least once during their time on campus...
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Research in action: Meet the 2024-25 John C. Young scholars
The John C. Young program at ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP is designed to encourage highly motivated seniors to engage in independent study, research, or artistic work in their major discipline or an interdisciplinary area...
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Celebrating the Class of 2025: What to know about ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP’s 202nd Commencement
¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP’s 202 nd Commencement Weekend is almost here, and we’ve gathered all the information you need to know, including the schedule of events and featured speakers. The dynamic group of 324...
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¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP to honor Justice John Marshall Harlan with sculpture by artist Ed Hamilton
¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP will soon pay tribute to one of its most distinguished alumni, U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan, class of 1850, with the installation of a new sculpture in his honor on...
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¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP student blends science and humanities, awarded Cralle Fellowship
Tesneem Shalash’s journey to medical school began in her mother’s clinic as a child. She spent her younger years observing the work being done in the office, but once she was old enough to be allowed...
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Photography passion and ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP connection lead Luke Napier to Kentucky Derby
When Luke Napier arrived at Churchill Downs to cover the 151st Kentucky Derby, he had a camera and an opportunity that could shape his future. Thanks to a connection made through ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP’s...
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First-year ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP student presents research and honors heritage at national conference
Vale Wiñay Quispe is taking advantage of opportunities that were not available to her ancestors in Bolivia. Her heritage is a point of pride for the first-year Lincoln Scholar and played a key role in...
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Student, professor collaborate to publish paper in national journal
Before taking their first class at ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP, Sarah Koch, class of 2025, knew they wanted to major in both Spanish and Anthropology/Sociology. What they didn’t expect was how easily they could explore...
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Fueled to create change, Grissom Scholar awarded PPIA fellowship
Courses at ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP taught Karina Lamadrid Benavides, class of 2026, the power of public policy. Through her international studies and politics classes, she connected these realizations with her desire...
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The benefits of volunteering: ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP students lend a hand in rebuilding North Carolina community
For seven ¹ú±êÂ鶹ÊÓƵAPP students, spring break wasn’t about vacationing — it was about rolling up their sleeves and rebuilding lives. Through the Office of Civic and Community Engagement’s...
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