Jennifer Altmann

Montana holds the key to a family’s idiosyncrasies in Boris Fishman ’01’s novel Americans

For these alumni authors, there is always a happy ending

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

A surgeon with a sideline raising cattle takes to the skies to help wounded veterans

North Dakota native Joel Hektner ’90 comes east, then finds his way home again

Reunions 2015

Vietnam veteran Henri Bailey ’60 learned to “make the world where you are a better place”

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

A man of taste, with a sense of history

A child of segregation, Obery M. Hendricks Jr. *95 left Wall Street behind for the academy

John ’04 and Lucy Jameson ’06 tend their garden and young family, steps from their alma mater

Why Jennifer Weiner ’91 has taken on the writing establishment

Social psychologist Amy Cuddy *05 explains how we make judgments, and how our bodies can help us feel more powerful

‘The pit bull of breast cancer’