Student Projects

Third-year Hampshire College student Yasmine El Baggari 11F was selected to speak at the 2013 Middle East Studies Association Conference.

When the federal government shut down for the first time in 17 years, Abigail Carpenter-Winch 10F found herself in a unique position.

Luna Goldberg helped create the exhibition Little Boxes: Vernacular Architecture from the Collection at the Norton Museum of Art.

For his Division III, Fogel made a documentary entitled Niche, about shark conservation.

Did you know that tap water at Hampshire College, which comes from the Amherst municipal water supply, is held to stricter standards than bottled water?

Hampshire College student Daniel Boucher 10F is developing a clothes dryer that uses solar energy.

Marco Carmosino contends that the freedom to self-direct is just as beneficial for studying complexity theory as it is for photography, anthropology, biology, playwriting, or anything else.

Isaac Bruss 06F can tell DNA to self-assemble into a structure of his own choosing.

Max Neale 05F examines the science, politics, and economics of the invasion and management of the Asian clam, a species that threatens Lake Tahoe's ecology and the sustainability of the regional economy.