Arthur C. Brooks to Class of 2026: Take risks that matter
Brooks spoke at the 157th General Commencement on Thursday, April 30.
Read MoreBrooks spoke at the 157th General Commencement on Thursday, April 30.
Read More“Conserving wildlife isn’t just the work of biologists. It requires communities that value nature and policies that protect it.”
Read MoreFor some Native American students, the graduation season is also a time to commemorate their ancestral heritage
Read More“My favorite memory is conducting fieldwork along the Paria River.”
Read MoreThe 157th General Commencement will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 30, at the Jon M. Huntsman Center.
Read More“I’ve always said: Just do it. Do it scared, shaking, voice cracking.”
Read More“Policy appealed to me because it covers everything. I didn’t want to be locked into one narrow field.”
Read More“Every experience I’ve had at the U has validated that I love people.”
Read More“(The law) requires you to fit facts and law together like a puzzle, structured enough to keep you grounded and creative enough to keep it from feeling stilted.”
Read More“I’m not just learning academically. I’ve grown personally and professionally.”
Read More“I am curious to know what other people are thinking. I think that’s part of what drew me to research.”
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