Hot Food and Comfort at Ground Zero
What began as an ordinary business trip for Brian Bresnahan ’84 took him and his crew into New York City on Sept. 12, 2001.
Fall 2011
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Stories from the Fall 2011 Issue of Quad Angles
The Korean Connection
South Korean high schools students take advantage of the GSO’s International Oceanography Explorers Program.
Green Design
Designed to complement the Quadrangle, the redesigned Green Hall/Ranger area features a thick carpet of grass, flowering plants, newly planted trees, sitting walls, and wide walkways.
Gimme Shelter
Journalist Susan Roy’s first book, Bomboozled, is an illustrated history of nuclear fallout shelters constructed across America during the Cold War.
A Shot In the Arm for Immunity
Shortly after being hired as a research professor of biotechnology Annie De Groot received a $13 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop vaccines against emerging infectious diseases
Critical Impact
While major efforts have been made to address the effects of concussion and brain trauma in sports, most current players don’t grasp the impact of chronic brain illness.
Reversing the Trend
As the U.S. Energy Department’s first technology transfer coordinator, Karina Edmonds ’92 is committed to bringing new technology to market.
