
Economics Network Event Connects Students and Alumni
The event also celebrated Professor of Economics Sanford Ikeda, who’s retiring at the end of this year.
We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. See more images.
We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. See more images.
We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. See more images.
We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. See more images.
We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished. See more images.
The event also celebrated Professor of Economics Sanford Ikeda, who’s retiring at the end of this year.
Psychology and sociology double major Hannah Kaebnick is one of two who earned the honors.
Biology major and Chemistry minor Sonia Seth is one of two who earned the honors.
He’ll spend 2023–2024 in Salzburg, Austria exploring immersive storytelling.
The Playwriting and Screenwriting alum is a 2023 Fellow at Black Boy Writes/Black Girl Writes Mentorship Initiative.
Cave will receive The 2023 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre.
The $150,000 grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities will support language, literature, and history with a focus on Spanish heritage speakers.
For Best Lighting of a Play
Falco stars as his mother, and Roche plays his sister on Davidson’s new semi-autobiographical series.
Drama Desk, Daytime Emmy, and Tony nominations are in the mix.
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12:00pm - 5:00pm
Tracy Fitzpatrick, Director of the Neuberger Museum, cordially invites you for light brunch fare as the Neuberger Museum of Art opens its doors to A Matter of Discovery: The Art of Luis Perelman, a dynamic retrospective featuring more than fifty objects from the artist’s collection, as well as never-before-seen items from his studio. Mimosas and light brunch fare will be served.