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His Secret Life

Jeffrey Schevitz ’62 was a presence at alumni activities — and a Cold War spy for East Germany

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Watching the War

‘You feel helpless that these people you spent 30 years of your life with are facing the abyss,’ Earle says

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Follow the Data

Could a new approach to drug discovery lead to treatments for diseases like ALS and Parkinson’s?

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Opening Doors

Students with disabilities push for a more accessible campus

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Lives: An Appreciation

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My Father, Montaigne, and the Art of Living

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Lives: John Hopkins ’60

An Adventurer and Writer Who Traveled the Globe

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Lives: Steven Weinberg *57

He Advanced Understanding of Our Universe — for All

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Lives: Royce Flippin Jr. ’56

The Star Athlete Always Aimed to do the Right Thing

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Lives: Lawrence Otis Graham ’83

He Wrote About Racism And Living in Two Worlds

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Lives: Robert B. Hollander ’55

A Magical Teacher Who Saw Students as Partners

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Lives: Marianna TePaske Daly ’79

She Found Her Calling In Rural Medicine

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Lives: Herbert Schlosser ’49

A Network Executive Who Made America Laugh

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Lives: Avron J. Maletzky ’59

A Shy Loner, He Healed Desperately Ill Children

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Lives: Laurence Desaix Anderson ’58

He Helped Old Enemies To Reconcile

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Lives: Jonathan Smith ’81

As a Student and Professor, He Moved Others Toward Justice

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Lives: John H. Williamson *63

A Gifted and Pragmatic Economist Whose ‘Consensus’ Was Misinterpreted

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Lives: James F. Ridgeway ’59

A Journalist Who Chronicled What Others Ignored

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Lives: Gary Nash ’55 *64

He Wanted American History To Reflect Us All

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Lives: John Sacret Young ’69

Scripts, Books, Essays: He Never Stopped Writing