The William H. Timbers ’37 lecture entitled “Rights and Rites: The Supreme Court, Voting, and Marriage Equality” featuring Professor Pam Karlan of Stanford Law School took place on Monday, February 6, at 5:00 p.m. at the Rockefeller Center....

I love taking on the challenge of mobilizing a diverse group of people towards a set goal, motivating the team to achieve its goals, and mentoring peers in their personal and professional pursuits.

I explored my passion for zero waste in multiple capacities, and now have a more distinct vision of the kind of career I want to have.

Sander Kushen '19 interned this past summer in the Washington D.C. Office of Representative Ann McLane Kuster ’78....

On February 3, Dean Lacy, chairman of the government department, and Harry Enten, a 2011 graduate and senior analyst at the data journalism site FiveThirtyEight, spoke on how the polls could be so wrong, and if the polls were in fact wrong.

The D-LAB “Leadership With Others" session prompts participants to reflect on how their values may be seen by others within different social and academic contexts....

I believe that my participation in RLF will help improve some of my underdeveloped leadership qualities and equip me with the tools necessary for effective management.

Class of 1930 Fellow, Kathryn Edin, spoke on the challenges of income inequality. Edin is one of the nation’s leading poverty researchers, working in the domains of welfare and low-wage work, family life, and neighborhood contexts....

"My preexisting interests in these areas allowed me to immerse myself in policy research almost immediately and served as a gateway to other policy areas connected to the office’s work."...

Max Kanefield '19 interned at the National Science Foundation in the Office of Legislative and Public Affairs in Washington, D.C. this past summer....