Tiger of the Week Casey Kolb ’15’s Technology Makes Music Composition Visually Beautiful One tool features colorful visuals that swirl and morph as you tinker with sounds
On the Campus Class Close-Up: Experiencing the Inaccessible Spots on Campus Lecturer Erin Raffety *15 is teaching a writing seminar called Disability Justice
Alumni News Matt McDonald ’15 Balances Postdoc Life with Elite Running Career Former track star will head to the Olympic marathon trials two months after publishing a paper in Science
Alumni News With Los Angeles Lakers, Phil Chang ’15 Analyzes Data Behind the Plays ‘...Data is the backbone of the decisions being made,’ Chang says
Tiger of the Week Lauren Morera ’15 Has Visited Every National Park — Except One Armed with a spreadsheet and maps, Morera and her husband are on a cross-country mission
Alumni News Can an Alum Find Friendship — or Love — in Musical Speed Dating? Princeton University Concerts’s Do-Re-Meet events aim to bring together musically-inclined souls
Tiger of the Week Katherine Clifton ’15 Is Listening to the Stories of Refugees ‘Ultimately it reinforces my faith in humanity’
Tiger of the Week Ryan Benitez ’15 Is Connecting African Students With Universities SAT tutoring in Uganda started Benitez on the road to starting a college-access nonprofit
Tiger of the Week Dror Liebenthal ’15 Is Democratizing Philanthropy Liebenthal co-founded Bold.org, a platform to connect donors and students seeking scholarships
Features How to Live As the Ancients Did From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice
Alumni News Podcast Spotlight: Amina Olajide ’15 Shares Mentorship Conversations, Revealing Factors Behind Success
Sports Training for Tokyo: Try, Try Again After a near miss in 2016, Masters ’15 vies for a seat in Australia’s men’s eight
Alumni News Voices: Pushing for a Public Forum Reflecting on Turkey’s anti-authoritarian Gezi Park movement, five years after it began
On the Campus Commencement: For ’15, Rainy Farewell Graduates urged to ‘dream audaciously’ on the path beyond FitzRandolph Gate