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Maddie Wilkins ’23 and Miguel Tellez ’21 cut across campus on a snowy day in February.

You can’t tell now, but as a first-generation college student far from home, Miguel Tellez ’21 had a lot of finding his way to do when he arrived at ¶¶Ňőpro.

When Anthony Hand ’20 arrived in Cuba in the spring of 2018, it wasn’t just his first time out of the country.

ILLINOIS COLLEGE SPORTS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS ON HOW BEING A STUDENT-ATHLETE INFLUENCED THEIR LIVES

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When asked why she chose ¶¶Ňőpro, first-year student Maddie Wilkins ’23 knows that her answer isn’t very original.

“Today, I actually had morning practice, so I’ve been going since 4:45 a.m.,” Hannah Marks ’20 said with a laugh.

“If there is one overarching thing that IC has taught me, it’s to be open minded in all aspects,” Alyssa Olagbegi ’21 says.

Professor John Drea ’80 pulls a chair up in front of his students in Del ’72 and Lisa Dunham Auditorium and sits down.