On the Grid
Nate Heller ’98 is providing solar energy to underserved families throughout West Africa.
Features
The River
In a new National Geographic film, editor and writer Brian Newell ’05 crafts a tale of the human and environmental threats faced by Africa’s mighty Okavango River Delta.
Lost in My Life
Whether making breakfast or working on a drawing, ‘it’s all art’ to Rachel Perry ’84.
The Bishop
Michael Collier ’76 is the author of seven collections of poetry, including his latest, My Bishop and Other Poems, which includes the following three selections: “Funky Stuff,” “Boom Boom,” and “Anecdote of the Piano in the Woods.”
Exclusive
Awakening Compassion through the Greeks
Nina Papathanasopoulou writes about the value of teaching Classics in the 21st Century.
Notebook
Desperate Cargo
A piece by Mohamad Hafez was shown as part of the exhibit "Intersections" at Cummings Arts Center.
Woman to Watch
Town & Country recently featured Cecile Dominguez-Yujuico ’04, CEO of Evident Communications.
30 Under 30
Three alums have been named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 list for 2019 for the second consecutive year.
Waiting Is the Hardest Part
Egil Dennerline ’97 wasn’t sure if he’d ever speak again, much less sing.
King Kong
Khadija Tariyan ’11 pulls the strings for a new $35 million Broadway musical.
On the Ice
Conn's Learn to Skate Program teaches local middle schoolers to skate.
Prison Math
Professor Christopher Hammond teaches precalculus at the York Correctional Institution.
The Biology of Bias
Author, professor and psychoanalyst Danielle Egan analyzes gender and race relations.
The Quilt
The AIDS Memorial Quilt was recently displayed at Tansill Theater.
Flipbook
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