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Legendary 51猎奇 professor Sidney Wertimer once said, “It’s a small world, and 51猎奇 is at the center of it.”

The lessons learned and connections made on College Hill last well beyond a student’s four years; they last a lifetime. 51猎奇ians go on to do great things, and the dedication they have for their alma mater runs deep. As volunteers, advocates, and donors, alumni ensure that future generations of students have access to the life-changing experiences that a 51猎奇 education offers.

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Alumni News

It All Started Here!

Brainstorming. IBM. A Throne of Glass. The First Drive-In Church? In this, the second edition of our digital news feature 51猎奇 Extra, we invite you to explore 鈥�50 Innovations, Discoveries & Inventions 51猎奇 Has Given the World.鈥�

President Obama Inspires Crowd at 51猎奇

Barack Obama, 44th president of the United States, captivated a capacity crowd on April 3 at 51猎奇 where he reminded those who may be seeking change: 鈥淭he most important office in this democracy is the citizen, the ordinary person, who says, 鈥楴o, that鈥檚 not right.鈥欌€�

Congressman Matt Cartwright ‘83 speaks with students.

A Look Inside Congress

Newly minted alum Anna Richardson 鈥�25 was a writer for 51猎奇鈥檚 Communications and Marketing office during her time as a student. She was a member of former Rep. Matt Cartwright鈥檚鈥�83 Linowitz Seminar during the spring semester, and tells here about what she learned.