After earning the American Philosophical Society’s Franklin Research Grant, Professor Juliana Fillies is traveling across Latin America this summer to research her first book on race and representation in photography.

Inspired at CMC, Takako Mino ’11 is establishing the first liberal arts college in Uganda, while creating an internship pipeline of current students to assist her and encouraging CMCers to discover what she loves about working in the East African country.

CMCers embarked on a journey of a lifetime at the College’s second annual Worldmeet, held more than 4,300 miles away in Iceland. As they toured the “land of fire and ice” with Kravis Department of Integrated Sciences faculty, the group learned about sustainability and renewable energy.

Through an internship sponsored by the Kravis Lab for Social Impact, CMC history major Francis “France” Ferreira ’25 helped a national nonprofit make a major impact on thousands with student loan debt. “I’m very proud of the work that we did,” Ferreira said.

P. Edward “Ed” Haley, an invaluable mentor and professor to more than four generations of CMC students and a key figure in the founding of the Mgrublian Center for Human Rights and the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies, passed away on June 30. He was 83.

Buoyed by the second-highest point total in the nation during the spring season, the CMS athletic department earned another top 10 finish in the final Learfield Directors’ Cup NCAA Division III standings for the 2022-23 academic year.

While we are still tallying the final number raised from more than 12,000 donors representing gifts of all sizes for The Campaign for CMC: Responsible Leadership, we are on track to once again shatter the record for liberal arts college campaigns and redefine what is possible with a supportive, invested community like ours.