Exit Interviews: Congressmen Bid Farewell to D.C.
Four alumni retiring from the House assess the state of national politics and the country
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Two Alumni Uncover Austin’s Legacy of Slavery
Rowena Houghton Dasch ’97 and Tara Dudley ’99 collaborated on the project
Q&A: Jud Brewer ’96 on Kicking the Hunger Habit
Willpower doesn’t work, says Brewer, director of research and innovation at Brown University’s Mindfulness Center
Remembering Journalism Giant ‘Lanny’ Jones ’66
Jones, who died Aug. 17, edited magazines including People, Money, and PAW
Pariah or Partner?
Nawaf al-Sabah ’94 believes Kuwait Petroleum can address climate change even as it produces thousands of barrels of oil a day
The Long Road to Paris
Kareem Maddox ’11 heads to this summer’s Olympics as a torchbearer for 3-on-3 basketball and the Princeton program
P.G. Sittenfeld ’07 Has Reached a Verdict
The former rising political star is forging a new path but awaits an appeal ruling that could send him back to prison
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See allRachael Jeck ’89 Is Registering Women to Vote
A lifelong advocate for reproductive rights, Jeck created the nonprofit RegisterHer to get more women to the ballot box
Cindy Han ’22 Is Working to Protect Artists From Theft by AI
Han’s start-up, Trufo, is building cryptographic watermarks that can’t be separated from images and videos
Jocelyn Schaffer ’81 Helped Create a Space for Artists in Rhode Island
At the Jamestown Arts Center, locals both create and experience art
Evelyn Giovine ’16 Builds a Series About the NYC Audition Lifestyle
‘Gimme a Break’ chronicles the strange realities of working as an actor in New York City
AP Reporter Bianca Vazquez Toness ’99 Named Pulitzer Finalist
Her five stories reported on the pandemic’s corrosive effect on public schools
Mallory Edens ’18 Centers Women’s Voices with Little Ray Media
“Doing anything creative is incredibly entrepreneurial. I wish we celebrated that more,” Edens says
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October 2024
Exit interviews with alumni retiring from Congress; the Supreme Court’s seismic shift; higher education on the ballot