Alumni News

Doris Kim Sung ’86: Breathable Buildings

Designing surface materials that respond like human skin

From the Archives

Oral History: The Class of ’78 Looks Back

Gender imbalance, songwriting, and a Nassau Hall takeover — classmates reminisce

Newsmakers

Reading Room: Christopher Beha ’02

A fictional romp through celebrity worship

Reading Room: Danielle Allen ’93’s Fresh Reading of a Familiar Declaration

Reading Room: Joan Breton Connelly '76

Human Sacrifice and the Parthenon

Reading Room: David Agus ’87

Doctor’s order: Take charge of your health

Wellbody Alliance: Caring in Kono

Young alumni help to bring health care to a community in Sierra Leone

Philip Eckhoff *09: Bytes to Fight Bites

A mathematician builds models to stem malaria, polio, tuberculosis, and HIV

Kazz Regelman ’89: Follow the Fromage

Chronicling the expat life in France, one smelly, moldy cheese at a time

Following: Blogger John Fleming *63

Andy Snow ’72: Seeing Double

A photographer returns to the site of a 1913 natural disaster to capture images of rebirth

Jedd Wolchok ’87: A Believer From the Start

Starting Out: Kaitlin Henderson ’12

Q&A: Todd S. Purdum ’82 on the Civil Rights Act

Melissa Balmain ’87: There Once Was a Poet Named Melissa ...

New Releases

Cordaro Rodriguez ’08: Musical Kismet

Chance brings together the musicians of Sons of Serendip

Explore the Social Progress Index

From the Archives

Profile: Elizabeth Dabney Hochman '85

A youth magazine that wrestles with deep issues

Starting Out: Robert Joyce ’13

Reading Room: Lydia Denworth ’88

To Help a Son, a Mother Learns About Sound