As a high school sophomore, Cutter Seay stood before a painting at his local museum, unaware it would soon change his life. The painting hanging in the front hall had a story no one seemed to know. The only information…
Anthropology Prof. Benjamin Luley brought Ava Hochard ’27, Payton Merwin ’28, Heather Fusco ’24, and William Thompson ’20 on an archaeological dig in Lattes, France, last summer. Students and alumni turned their classroom education into a hands-on learning experience. “Since it was right on…
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