Alumni in the News
Applause for Quiara Alegría Hudes ’04 MFA, winner of this year’s Pulitzer Prize for Drama—and for finalist Stephen Karam '02.
Stephen Robert ’62 calls for a reset of conventional wisdom on Israel.
Microscholarships, the brainchild of Matt Severson ’11, are funding high school education in Tanzania and elsewhere.
Working in one of the John Hay Library’s dark dens, conservation technician Marie Malchodi ’86 got lost in a book—and made a rare find.
On the Scientific American blog, Tanya Lewis ’10 wishes for "enough job stability so I can realize the instability of my interests.”
The next big thing? Big Data. And Hilary Mason knows how to crunch it. See related video.
From Rhodes Scholar to Rangel challenger: Rakim Brooks ’09 is managing a campaign to unseat Charles Rangel.

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