We’re in the phase of the year where students bring me back down to earth. Despite being excited to hear about all the incredible companies, cities, industries, and opportunities that students will explore this summer, I also have the bittersweet …
Congratulations to the Class of 2024! You’ve been through some rather tumultuous years – from beginning your studies in the midst of a pandemic, to becoming more comfortable with new technologies (including the revolution that is AI and online learning), to …
It’s our season finale! Hosts Michael and Natty ask celebrity guests (Sam Pasco) questions while they attempt to complete rounds of chicken wings coated in spicy hot sauce.
Our theme music is “The Strip” by Mala, used under a Creative …
Caroline Sende, WH ’26, Loganville, GA
My internship at the Liberation Foundation was an incredibly enriching experience that provided me with valuable insights into the legal field and the intricacies of advocating for incarcerated individuals. Throughout my time there, I …
Nathan Lang, COL & WH ’26, Boston, MA
Over this summer, I explored my interests in investment management by working at a hedge fund in New York City called Monarch Capital Group. At this fund, the strategy targets small to …
Vincent Ni, COL ’25, Brooklyn, NYC, NY
This summer I had the opportunity to partake in the inaugural Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Underrepresented Minority Summer Research (PLUMS) internship at Penn Medicine. The PLUMS internship consisted of conducting an original research …
Nina Gonzales, NUR ’24, Irvine, CA
If I could summarize the summer of 2023 in one word, it would be “cancer.” I had them incredible opportunity to be accepted into the Flynn Fellowship at the Hospital of the University of …
Jamie Grant, C’98 GEd’99
Senior Associate Director, Career Services
Being tied to an academic calendar, I’ve always found May to be a uniquely peculiar time.
Outside, flowers and trees are blooming, birds are chirping and humans are making more vitamin …
Raise your hand if you’ve ever missed out on an opportunity because of a skill you didn’t have. We can empathize with the feeling of joy at discovering a potential next job suddenly turning to frustration while reading the job …
Scenario: You’ve been offered a job opportunity. That’s fantastic news and a testament to your hard work and dedication. Plus, you can finally stop worrying about what you’ll do this summer or after graduation, so it feels great to just …
