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“Your Brain Is Wrong”

An expert on implicit bias explains how we can all see ourselves—and each other—more clearly.

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Good Neighbor

Mister Rogers ’50 made an indelible impression when he returned to campus after more than 50 years.

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The Beat Goes On

25 years of SHEBA

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Deaths

Frederick W. Klein ’37 • July 30 John F. Kindergan ’38 • July 16 Raymond A. Welbourn ’41 • March 25 John C. Harding Jr. ’42 • May 8 Michael Frothingham ’43 • Aug. 10 Edward B. Crane …

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The Home Stretch

As election day approaches, press secretary Jamal Brown ’08 talks about his roller-coaster role with the Biden campaign.

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Destination: Timbuktu

A medieval map and the undoing of John Ledyard

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Saving Grace

After seven seasons in the minors, Cole Sulser ’12, Th’13, emerges as the surprise closer for the Baltimore Orioles.

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After El Chapo

Federal prosecutor Tom Shakeshaft ’89 helped take down one of the world’s most notorious drug lords. Now he’s fighting to recover from the aftermath.

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Alien Quest

For astrobiologist Kevin Peter Hand ’97, the search for extraterrestrial life begins under the ice on planet Earth.

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Vanderlust

Sometimes the best escape from the world is to drive right into it.

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Stories With Purpose

“It is our duty to be thoughtful about what we put out into the world,” says children’s book author Minh Lê ’01.

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Creative Space

Keith Moskow ’83 inspires unconventional architecture through his Studio North workshops.