Interning in the time of climate crises: new MacNest program
September 23, 2021
Way back at Mac: 9/11 through our coverage
September 16, 2021
In the Works: Jiaying Wu ’23 on digitizing art and the story behind data accessibility
September 9, 2021
The Mac Weekly class of 2021’s final zoom
April 29, 2021
Last Friday, Sept. 17, students from across disciplines got a chance to show off their summer research and internships. President Suzanne Rivera and Provost Lisa Anderson-Levy...
In the final episode of Keynotes, professors and researchers Ray Rogers and Kristi Curry Rogers speak about their research on death and dinosaurs, the importance of imagination...
On this episode of Keynotes, Josh Stephenson speaks about his work on charcoal in the lakes of Glacier National Park, and how conducting research from the heart, and incorporating...
On this episode of Keynotes, Kelsey Grinde speaks about her work on ad-mixed populations, and how DNA data meant to help people find relatives can catch murderers instead.
On July 15, Macalester Athletics Director Donnie Brooks emailed athletes and families detailing the plans, at the time, to return to play and practice in the fall. Ultimately,...
This is part two of an ongoing series about recreating Café Mac dishes and experiences at home. Here is my introduction to this series and the first installment. Recipe:...
On Saturday, Sept. 19, workers at Spyhouse Coffee went on strike, citing the management’s failure to introduce adequate measures to protect workers from COVID-19. Spyhouse...
Marco Saavedra and Viridiana “Viri” Martinez, two National Immigrant Youth Alliance members, had been living in the U.S. since they were...
Last Sunday, Sept. 12, First Avenue’s Mainroom welcomed indie-folk band Waxahatchee in the debut tour of their 2020 album “Saint Cloud.” Singer...
Before the “Salvator Mundi” painting was found in 2005, the last known Leonardo da Vinci painting was discovered over a century ago. Today,...
