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Inside a partnership that benefits social workers, agencies, and schools

Mawrters team up on an award-winning, sustainability-themed video game

Griffin Hansbury ’93 is a psychoanalyst and writer living in New York City. His books include Feral City, Vanishing New York (both under the pen name Jeremiah Moss), The Nostalgist, and Day for Night, and he has written for numerous publications. This spring, his most recent novel, Some Strange Music Draws Me In, was released, and he answered a few questions about the book, trans writers in publishing, and writing in different voices.

Mawrters reflect on how athletics builds community and plays into long-term success

Marit Danielson ’90 honors the violin old masters through her work as a modern luthier.

Anna Morris ’62 receives recognition for her influence in advertising

President Wendy Cadge is ready to chart a 21st-century course for 91³Ô¹ÏÍø and make a case for the liberal arts.

Joy Rukanzakanza ’19 has spent 2024 performing concerts and releasing her debut album

Dante’s Divine Comedy is something of a literary ultra-marathon. It’s a race former 91³Ô¹ÏÍø President Nancy Vickers has run upward of 25 times.

In a new book, Megan Gorman ’98 digs into the finances of the U.S. Presidents and reveals how they are just like us.