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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of �������ϲʿ������'s Scholarly and Creative Works Conference, which took place April 16, �������ϲʿ������ welcomed distinguished alumni to discuss their �������ϲʿ������ experience...

�������ϲʿ������ has been awarded a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to increase the enrollment and success of Latinx graduate students. La Vida �������ϲʿ������...

�������ϲʿ������ has been rising senior, Naila Saghir’s dream school for almost a decade. It all began with an Instagram post. “A �������ϲʿ������ student was posting on social media, and I...

If Adele “Addie” Partington ’24 needed any more validation that �������ϲʿ������ was the best place for her to attend college, it came in the form of an email on her cell phone from...

�������ϲʿ������ has established a full tuition scholarship named for Maria Copa, the Coast Miwok elder born in the mid-1800s in Marin County. The scholarship covers full tuition for...

Christanne Gallagher ’83, who recently retired from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as manager of the Bay Model Visitor Center in Sausalito after 40 years of service, received the Distinguished...

This August when Brad Johnson ’17 begins classes in the MBA Program at the Harvard Business School he will rely on his �������ϲʿ������ experience for an edge. “I’m coming in with...

When Gisselle Mejia ’24 visited the �������ϲʿ������ campus for the first time, she may have realized it was her destiny the instant she walked through the doors of the science...

As the social media manager for �������ϲʿ������ Recreation Sports the past three years, Autumn Jordan ’23 has been able to apply the skills she has learned as a double major in business administration and...

Three years after launching a scholarship program to address the shortage of teachers of color working in Marin County’s public schools, �������ϲʿ������ is expanding the program...