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"Students, you in particular model for us what it means for strangers of all backgrounds and persuasions to build and sustain a community of trust. Let us not minimize the challenge of that undertaking."

The history major was inspired by diaries she found in Quaker and Special Collections to craft a thesis on the transition to womanhood in mid-19th century Philadelphia Quaker communities.

The chemistry major and environmental science minor used machine learning to search for compounds that could most efficiently function in solar cells.

The comparative literature major is in Los Angeles interning at the largest archive of gay and lesbian materials in the world. 

Heidi Witmer ’02, founder of the LEAF Project, brings together diverse groups of teenagers to learn about nutrition, cooking, and farming—and the values of hard work, entrepreneurship, and sustainable living.

The rising junior fine arts major spent her summer helping to produce the guide to the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, among other things, at local arts nonprofit FringeArts. 

The college archivist and records manager recommends three titles that grapple with what America has become—politically, racially, even sartorially—and how it got that way.