Looking Forward and Back | Fall 2025 Gap
Glacial Challenges by Pep Moore It had been a long day. I was leading on the ten-mile, nine-hour hike to […]
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Fourteeners, fowl, and friends – oh my! Fall 2025 Gap
HMI Fall 2025 Rock and Trek students reflect on their first expedition in the Sawatch range of the Rocky Mountains!
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Semester 54 Third Expedition: Connection, Revitalizing Pools, Feeling Capable and The Power of Returning
Amelia Madrigal I will be back to Utah. I whispered it to the flowers and the cacti and the cryptobiotic
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Semester 54 First Academic Block: Ski Week, Casino Night, Skijoring, and Cultivating Belief in Oneself
Hudson Spyros Laughter and Stoke During Ski Week When it was announced that we would be going to Ski Cooper,
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Semester 54 Second Expedition: Gratitude, Amazement, and Self-Discovery Amongst the Trials and Tribulations
Lily Currie Finding Positivity Through Moments of Gratitude Second expedition (the skiing expedition) was a grueling ten-day adventure filled with
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Semester 54 First Expedition: Perseverance, Connection, and Determination of Students in the Canyons of Utah
Angelina Smith Anticipatory Nerves and The Bus Rides I woke up the morning of the big drive to Bears Ears
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Semester 53: 3rd Academic Block
Wells Alling Graney Family Weekend Family weekend started off on Friday night with a thirty minute deep clean of HMI.
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Semester 53 3rd Expedition: Snow in the Desert
Esperanza Ashenbrenner The SEL Experience On our last day of Independent Student Travel (IST), we gathered in a circle on
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Semester 53 2nd Expedition: Experiencing the Magic of the Canyons
Waylon Zedonis Enjoy the Ride: A Bus Trek to Utah Going into our Second Expedition, we had an eight hour
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Comfortable in the Unknown: First Expedition with Fall Gap!
By Art Couture and JD Wilson As we first arrived at HMI, feelings of being in an unfamiliar place arose