Professor Jim Boerkoel’s robotics lab creates new techniques for human-robot teaming to accomplish what neither can achieve alone.
The Claremont Colleges launch a new center to promote innovative and inclusive teaching and learning.
The Hixon Center for Sustainable Environmental Design tackles environmental challenges on campus and beyond.
Katherine Perdue ’05 hopes to improve cognitive function in Bangladeshi children though neuro-imaging research.
For the first time in the College’s history, a majority of graduating physics majors are women.
When it comes to return on investment, Harvey Mudd graduates have serious options, including excellent salaries and select funding packages at top PhD programs.
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We’re looking forward to Feb. 17-18 when parents and other family members will visit campus to hear from staff and faculty and spend time with their Mudders.
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The Harvey Mudd Concert Series is held in the Wayne ’73 and Julie Drinkward Recital Hall. Events, which are free and open to the public, continue in February.
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Expect the unexpected in this issue as we explore gravity waves, wine pairings, GPS and a popular engineering podcast with alumni experts, learn about students’ research and Clinic projects and get better acquainted with HMC community members.
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