Features The Changing Blueprint of Life In 2018, Roxanne Khamsi, then chief news editor of the journal Nature Medicine, read a New England Journal of Medicine article that described how genetic mutations could cause cardiovascular disease. Read Article
Features The Changing Blueprint of Life In 2018, Roxanne Khamsi, then chief news editor of the journal Nature Medicine, read a New England Journal of Medicine article that described how genetic mutations could cause cardiovascular disease. Read Article
Features Supply and Demand How the dismal science morphed into freakonomics and made econ the College’s most popular major.
Features Supply and Demand How the dismal science morphed into freakonomics and made econ the College’s most popular major.
Features True Blue John Harrington ’77, St. Paul’s top cop, leaves the force after three decades of service.
Features True Blue John Harrington ’77, St. Paul’s top cop, leaves the force after three decades of service.
Features Long Time Coming It took nearly two centuries, but now the College is finally living up to its original mission to help Native Americans.
Features Long Time Coming It took nearly two centuries, but now the College is finally living up to its original mission to help Native Americans.
Features Musical Odyssey Two frat brothers who never made it to their formal have been acting in concert ever since.
Features Musical Odyssey Two frat brothers who never made it to their formal have been acting in concert ever since.
Features Like Clockwork Jonathan Snellenburg ’68, Adv’72—of Antiques Roadshow fame—is one of the country’s leading antiquarians.
Features Like Clockwork Jonathan Snellenburg ’68, Adv’72—of Antiques Roadshow fame—is one of the country’s leading antiquarians.
