Riley Board
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Lucy Townend
Testing takes place in the Virtue Field House, which has been modified to include several testing stations with a staff member at each one.
Riley Board
Riley Board '22 is the Editor in Chief of The Campus. She previously served as a Managing Editor, News Editor, Arts & Academics Editor and writer.
She is majoring in Linguistics as an Independent Scholar and is an English minor on the Creative Writing Track.
Board has worked as a writer at Smithsonian Folklife Magazine and as a reporter for The Burlington Free Press. Currently, she is a 2021-2022 Kellogg Fellow working on her linguistics thesis. In her free time, you can find her roller skating in E-Lot or watching the same sitcoms over and over again.
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By Courtesy Photo | October 25, 2023Amy Delman '24 advanced to the quarterfinals of the ITA Cup with her doubles partner Sahana Raman '25.
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By Cameron Russell | October 11, 2023Mike Farber and Megan Mayhew-Bergman, co-founders of GreenStory Collective.
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By Todd Balfour | March 15, 2023Last Fall, students in History Professor Elsa Mendoza’s Public Humanities Labs course titled “Baseball, Society and U.S. History” (FYSE 1001) reenacted the First World Series (1903) at Virtue Field House. The lab was one of many that Prof. Mendoza developed for the class.