January 29th, 2015
Learning History Straight from the Source’s Mouth
The “wow” moment is what Dr. Thomas Bahde goes for in teaching history.
That moment often comes when he can put an original primary source – […]
The “wow” moment is what Dr. Thomas Bahde goes for in teaching history.
That moment often comes when he can put an original primary source – […]
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When Deepthika Ennamuri (HBS ’14) was in high school, she was certain she wanted to attend university outside her native Oregon. But on an April […]
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It does not take long to see the determination behind Jenna Wiegand’s wide smile. As she talks about the topics she is most enthusiastic about, […]
Universities are often imagined to be self-contained institutions isolated from the concerns and interests of the world — “ivory towers” — where students go to […]