BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ENTREPRENEURS

On the Verge Magazine, Temple University's Fox School of Business

As Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once said, “Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.”

Access Engineering

Penn Engineering Magazine, University of Pennsylvania

In order for the U.S. to remain globally competitive in technology and innovation, widening the pipeline of incoming engineers is critical. Despite booming numbers of education initiatives in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), many students across the country continue to graduate from high school without a real grasp of the field of engineering or its career opportunities. This gap is particularly wide in rural and urban areas where STEM’s more costly educational resources can be harder to provide.

Exploring the Archives, Uncovering Antiquities

Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Just about any Jasper can tell you that the campus is filled with cherished objects, from the stately keystone-topped arches abutting Memorial Hall to the hallowed sanctuary of the Chapel of De La Salle and His Brothers. But what isn’t as widely known, or often visible to the campus community, is Manhattan’s treasure trove of precious pieces and historical riches buried deep within O’Malley Library. After walking down a few flights of stairs, winding past the stacks of old books, and opening an unassuming door, you’ll find the buried treasure scattered among the documents, photos and collectibles in the College’s Archives.

Focus on White Plains

Westchester Magazine

As the city that houses the second busiest train station in the Metro-North system after Grand Central Terminal, White Plains is a booming metropolis with new businesses, retailers, and restaurants popping up all over. With nearly 57,000 residents and 250,000 visitors each day, “People get here by a number of means, because we are the junction point of most of the roads in the area,” says Mayor Thomas M. Roach. In fact, later this year, the city is doing something new to improve the life of local commuters by opening dedicated bike lanes, which will lead to and from the train station.

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Sustainability

Unit Classes Becoming More Popular for Stateside Servicemembers
UMGC Global Media Center, University of Maryland Global Campus

UMGC Business Professors Weigh in on Global Supply Chain Disruptions and Holiday Shopping
UMGC Global Media Center, University of Maryland Global Campus

Regiane Vazquez Seizes Opportunities in Adopted Country
UMGC Global Media Center, University of Maryland Global Campus

Nadia Greenidge Taps Personal Experience in Launching Career in Health care
UMGC Global Media Center, University of Maryland Global Campus

Alumnus Directs Activities at Alaskan Port
Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Andrea Daniels ’03 Recaps STHM’s Role in Career with InterContinental Hotels Group
STHM’s Connections, Temple University

Feyonda Fitzgerald Excels on and off The Court
STHM’s Connections, Temple University

Growing with Gulf
Fox Focus, Temple University

Manhattan Student Strives to Make a Difference as a Tribute to Fallen Father on 9/11
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Veterinarian Alumnus And Lifelong Beach Boys Fan Hears Pet Sounds
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Students Explore Sounds and Behaviors of Dolphins
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Engineering Professor Creates Technology To Replicate Rare Pieces Of Antique Instruments
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

First in the Family: A Lasallian Tradition
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

HGI Center Hosts Open Conversation on Current Issues in The Middle East
Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Alumnus Builds Shopping App & Revolutionizes Commerce On Mobile
Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Manhattan Engineer Restores Renowned Pipe Organs
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Professor Investigates Connection Between Virtual Worlds in Video Games and Religion; Fosters Student Research and Publications
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Manhattan College Professor Hears Call of the Wild
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Serving Those Who Served Our Country
Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Alumna Fights SMA One Step at a Time
Manhattan Magazine, Manhattan College

Nationally Recognized Finance Professor Educates Business
Students on Current Trends
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Manhattan College’s Charles Geisst Publishes Financial History Book
manhattan.edu, Manhattan College

Health & Wellness

Memory Café: Brings Fun with Dementia and Their Care Partners
Engage Magazine, North Shore Senior Center

Be Kind to Yourself
Engage Magazine, North Shore Senior Center