Put Down Your Phone
Andrew Dunn W'12 wants to cure people of their smartphone addictions.
Heisman’s Game
It’s not just about the trophy. As a player and coach, John Heisman was one of football’s fiercest (and trickiest!) competitors and a great innovator, who championed multiple changes that made the sport safer and more exciting.
Harold Prince C’48 Hon’71, 1928–2019
In honor of Harold Prince's death on July 31, 2019, we offer these stories written over the years by Gazette staff about the legendary Prince of Broadway.
Reinventing Bra Shopping
Jenna Kerner WG'17 and Jane Fisher WG'17 have a better idea for bras.
Facing the Refugee Crisis
Alumni couple’s Power of Faces project highlights refugees’ humanity.
Cleaning Up the Planet
Miranda Wang C’16 has a plan to make plastics recycling pay.
The Woman Behind the Music
Nicole George-Middleton C’97 champions women in music.
Events
July|Aug 2019
Alumni Notes
July|Aug 2019
Obituaries
July|Aug 2019
The New College Try
One of the 41,615.
My Own Private Iowa
Buildings under a big sky.
Plot Weaver
Documentary editor Nancy Novack C’87’s wide-ranging career.
Professor Cope
NFL’s Brandon Copeland W’13 tackles financial literacy.
Indigenous Ethnologist
Gladys Tantaquidgeon CTT’29
Running the Show
Nkechi Okoro Carroll C’98 worked as an economist for 14 years before making her mark as a writer in Hollywood. Now she has the top job on the CW network’s All American. One of the very few women of color to hold the title showrunner, she’s determined to broaden opportunities for others and to diversify the medium’s characters and messages—while building her own TV empire along the way.