Early this summer, David Page ’90 embarked on a weeklong road trip from his family’s home in Mammoth Lakes, California, to North Dakota’s Badlands for the July 4 opening of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
You might want to pay attention next time credits roll: A number of alums work in the trenches of the television/movie business, and that’s where they get their due. There would be no Hollywood…
A look back at the singular, turbulent life of twice-expelled Walter Wanger (rhymes with “danger”), class of 1915, who became one of Hollywood’s most prolific, if not law-abiding, producers.
John Edwin Gilbert ’34 • Dec. 6, 2013
Henry Meade Doremus II ’37 • Nov. 9, 2014
Chellis Fay French ’37 • Nov. 25, 2014
Robert Condit Harvey ’38 • March 9, 2014
William Henry Parkhill ’39 …
Acclaimed author Louise Erdrich ’76 writes complicated stories that illuminate issues confronting Native Americans and society at large. Now she’s speaking out to save the planet.
What would drive a small army of fraternity brothers to embark on a frigid midwinter expedition—in the middle of the night—to a derailed train north of campus?
Following his felony conviction, conservative firebrand Dinesh D’Souza ’83 has been humbled—a little—by his new life under guard in a San Diego halfway house. But silenced?
