Features

Red Alert

When Russia erupted in bloody revolution, young banker Leighton Rogers, class of 1916, bolted from the Bolsheviks.
Features

The Long Game

Jeronimo Esteve IV ’03 has defeated formidable foes, both on and off the golf course.
Features

“Unbelievable”

That’s how president-elect Sian Beilock describes her recent visit to campus. Here she talks about her management style, breaking barriers, and what she does when she wakes up each morning.
Web Extras

Sinking Into Anarchy

These excerpts from Leighton Rogers’ journal cover several days in December 1917—a few weeks before he fled Russia.

Seen & HeardAlumni in the News

Morgan Talty ’16
Reliable Narrator
Author discusses his debut short story collection.
Hilary Tompkins ’90
Tribal Ties
Navajo lawyer shares perspective on the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Rembert Browne ’09
Crown Affair
Writer pens personal essay about growing up Black—and taming his hair.
Kyle Hendricks ’12
The Professor
Chicago Cubs player is lauded for local volunteer work.
Paul Heintz ’06
Promoted
Journalist becomes editor-in-chief of Vermont’s largest newsroom.
David Garczynski ’12
Beach Reader
Writer digs up clues to find out how a New York barrier island disappeared and was replaced.
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Portfolio

Books
Always Faithful
An excerpt from “War and American Life,” a collection of essays about U.S. veterans
Voices in the Wilderness
Charged Up
Jamie Reigle ’99 helps electric racing take off.
From the Archive
Dynamic Duo

Filmmakers Phil Lord ’97 and Chris Miller ’97 talk about the ups and downs of moviemaking, life in Tinseltown, and how they’ve honed their comedic collaboration.
Continuing Ed
“Sandy” Alderson ’69
The New York Mets president on America’s game

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