For Anne Souza, an undergraduate student from São Paulo, Brazil majoring in aerospace engineering, choosing a university meant finding more than strong academics but one deeply rooted in research.
“I really wanted a place where I could truly be in a research environment, meet professors and students who were genuinely engaged in research,” said Souza. “Since I want to pursue aerospace engineering and also astronomy,
In December, the Fisher College of Business Honors Cohort embarked on a two-week immersive program in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The experience brought together 39 graduating seniors for an intensive blend of academic, professional engagement, and cultural exploration. Students presented their capstone projects at the University of São Paulo’s School of Economics, Business and Accounting, collaborated in a case competition with Litro de Luz Brasil, and participated in site visits with global firms including Deloitte and FactSet.
Belém do Pará was the host city for the United Nations Climate Summit (COP30), November 10-21, bringing more than 56,000 participants from 194 countries to the heart of the Amazon to confront the global climate crisis. The conference set new benchmarks for social participation with record representation from Indigenous and traditional communities, while mobilizing local institutions and volunteers across Pará and creating meaningful exchanges between Amazonian youth and global climate leaders.
