Alumni News

Saving a tribal language -- and a culture

Anton Treuer ’91 is trying to develop a new generation of fluent Ojibwe speakers

More than a doctor on TV

Book pays tribute to pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton ’40

Splitting parenthood down the middle

In good times and bad, true co-parenting paid off

The painter as a young man

William Homer ’51 assembles Thomas Eakins’ Paris letters

Newsmakers

A British obsession

Anthony Brandt ’58 recounts a country’s search for the Northwest Passage

Newsmakers

Enchanted Ivy

Paradise Beneath Her Feet: How Women Are Transforming the Middle East

National myth, Faustian bargain

National myth, Faustian bargain

Jacobus Fellows

36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction

A good and perfect gift

How a daughter with ‘limitations’ helped her mother break through boundaries

Numbers can mislead

Charles Seife ’93 reveals mischief behind data

Torchbearers of Democracy

Found in translation

Getting the sushi recipe right

Whatever happened to Marjory Gengler Smith '73?

Fitting in

For a black alum, time in Africa raised questions of identity

Class of '66 project builds racial understanding

Helping young people make music

Christoph Geiseler ’04’s nonprofit sends volunteers into underserved communities

Newsmakers

Ironists and zealots

From two professors: a modest proposal

Eureka Man: The Life and Legacy of Archimedes

Heavy metal from Baghdad

Music, youth, and danger