Many beloved traditions returned to the hilltop during the 2021-2022 academic year. One highly-anticipated opportunity among students is the ability to travel and study abroad. 

Returning to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, Governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, had a warm welcome on Thursday, October 6, 2022  where he spoke at the Institute’s Politics & Eggs series co-hosted with The New England Council.

Senior Emily Burns ’22, who received the Gordon Fellowship in 2021, researched the subject of donations, private prisons and Congressional members immigration rhetoric. She has presented her research at local and national undergraduate conferences.

This past fall and spring, 2020 Albert H. Gordon Research Fellowship recipients Elizabeth Manning ’22 and Laura Santer ’21 presented their research and findings to a group of their peers as they explained what they accomplished last summer.