Class Notes
Another trustees and alumni association election has come and gone and this one like others had its share of commotion—which in the end is a good thing because it gets more of us to pay attention to how the College is run and how we choose the fol
There is a mental health crisis in America, according to Gil Knight, retired investment banker who is board president and a director of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Montgomery County Maryland.
On September 28, 2006, Bill Subin received a call that would dominate his life for the next three years and make him a folk hero among law enforcement departments.
We all have special memories of the 50th. I list here a few of mine. Chatting with Jerry Herlihy, recently retired Delaware chief judge, at Saturday breakfast under the tent.
Five years of planning, promotion and fundraising suddenly became glorious reality the night of June 7, during a lingering rainstorm, in a field house we never knew, on a campus we never really left.