Alumni News

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Essay: Need a Lift? The Only Cost: A Little Conversation

Asian American Conference: Flourishing Alums Return

Celebrating gains and challenges for Asians and Asian Americans, who feel like ‘outsiders and insiders’

Yadin Kaufmann '80: Building High-Tech Bridges

From the Archives

Profile: Macauley Peterson '01

A Chess Lover Helps People Learn the Game Online

Hannah Smith '95, Mark Rienzi '97, and Adele Keim '01: A Stand for Religious Rights

At the Becket Fund, three alumni help land a Supreme Court victory with the Hobby Lobby case

From the Archives

Reaching New Heights

Coming Home

Following: Junkfoodguy.com

Daily encounters with American junk food

Coming Soon

Reading Room: Michael Signer '95

James Madison 1771, The Quiet Revolutionary

Reading Room: Dan-El Padilla Peralta ’06

From Living ‘Without Papers’ to a Classics Ph.D.

Profile: Emily Arensman ’06 and Megan Heuer *08: ‘From novices to experts’

Alumnae design public programs to draw all audiences to Frank Stella ’58’s art at the Whitney

Life: 15 Years Out ...

A working mother with two boys, Mary McNealy Czarnecki ’00 thrives on chaos

Following: UmamiGirl.com

Appreciating the flavors of life

Following: Cupexperience.com

Blogger: Jack Griffin ’72

Following: Sevensacramentsforeveryone.wordpress.com

Blogger: Dale Coye *79

Life: 35 Years Out ...

Tim Koons-McGee ’80 finds himself — and career success — behind the ice cream counter

From the Archives

Dan Biederman '75: Parks and Recreation

A $5 million revitalization effort brings Zumba and movie nights to a once barren park

Reading Room: Robin Givhan ’86

A Spectacular Turning Point in American Fashion