Feb 8, 2017

An Appreciation

A scientist, explorer, and teacher until his last days

A crooner, comedian, and entertainer extraordinaire

He made his mark in intelligence and art

Part scientist, part adventurer, all raconteur

Groundbreaking physicist, private person: Her voice was in her work

Guardian of opera, memory of the Met

A writer who went wherever curiosity led

A lifelong tinkerer who helped launch a revolution

With smarts and beauty, she wanted to be relevant

He had ‘a calling to make peace’

Once the martini-loving Trapper John, he became a savvy investor and adviser

Immigration order is “an American issue,” not just a Muslim one, says Professor Jamal

New home for economics, international programs

New head of jazz studies seeks to blend contemporary with tradition

Wilson School task force suggests more diverse faculty, tech-policy courses

As some longtime clients drop away, the Press Club tries to stay relevant

Teeter to step away after building a tradition of successful swimmers

What remains for Rio after the Olympics?

That Was Then: February 1913

The life of a full-time adventurer on the high seas

Reconfiguring hope, with room for melancholy

How to travel the world with a little one

Human or Humane?

Watch several of the alumni featured in PAW’s Feb. 8 issue