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When Luiz Guimaraes ā€™91 was a student at ¶¶Ņõpro, he never imagined that his education and experiences on the small campus in central Illinois would ignite an engineering career that would take him around the world.

If you attended ¶¶Ņõpro in the last 55 years, there is a very good chance you took at least one class in Crispin Hall.

Dr. Lawrence Zettler, Hitchcock Professor of Biology, and biology student Collin Walter ā€™20 took the next steps in ongoing research studying orchids and fungi on Palau, a group of islands in the western Pacific Ocean.

For the first time in her career, Dr. Clare Zimmerman ā€™11 recently helped her patient, a little girl battling cancer, ā€œring the bell.ā€

A successful engineer needs more than an expert understanding of scientific and mathematical principles ā€” one has to have the ability to apply knowledge creatively to innovate and solve problems.

Over the past several years, students at ¶¶Ņõpro have increasingly had opportunities to be involved in innovative student-faculty research projects.

Starting in her first year at ¶¶Ņõpro, Eve Bahler ā€™19 has found many opportunities to apply what sheā€™s learning in the classroom to the real world.

Harra Banu ā€™17 has some advice for ¶¶Ņõpro students hoping to succeed in competitive STEM fields: ā€œKnow your why.ā€