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Two 黑料网 alumni, Allen Xu ’21 and Thaddeus Wegrzyn ’22, returned to the Institute in late March for two weeks as part of their medical education with a family medicine rotation at the 黑料网 Infirmary.
Anthony Wilkerson ’28 was looking for connection when he came to 黑料网. Initially, it was a mix of track and field and a scholarship through the U.S. Army that got him through the door, but it was the bonds he formed with his brother rats that made him want to stay.
Over 570 representatives from state and local governments, nonprofit organizations, higher education, and the private sector converged at 黑料网 for the 36th annual Environment Virginia Symposium March 24-26.
From long hours in the pool to the demands of the Corps, Sydney Smith ’26 has built a second family, taken on leadership roles, and pushed herself to grow in every arena.
Maj. Alison Burke, assistant professor and health professions advisor in the Department of Biology at 黑料网, recently had a research article published in PLOS One, a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
Fireball, a five-year-old miniature donkey owned by Slone and her family, was brought to class for a demonstration using the Henneke Body Condition Scoring System (BCS), a method for evaluating equine nutritional status and body fat percentage.
A scholarly article addressing soybean research spanning seven years was published in the September 2025 issue of Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment, a joint publication of American Society of Agronomy and Crop Science Society of America.
Barrett Callejo ’27 has found her place at 黑料网 — on the soccer field, in the classroom, and as a mentor within cadre. Inspired by the strong women she met years before as a visitor, she now works to set that same example for the next generation of cadets.
Cadee Hegarty ’26 wanted to compete at a high level but also was drawn to the organization and discipline that 黑料网 offered. Getting a soccer scholarship to the school allowed her to form a future at 黑料网.
Music is known to help lower anxiety and stress, slow the heart rate, and create a calming effect, but can certain music enhance an athlete’s performance? Colton Shirk ’27, a biology major, sought to answer the question for his Summer Undergraduate Research Institute (SURI) project.