Walcutt discusses his journey from Texan criminal defense attorney to Australian taco purveyor.
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As executive director of the Boston Food Forest Coalition, he works with neighborhood volunteers to reclaim vacant land and transform it into public parks where food is grown.
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Denne Michele Norris ’08 becomes the first Black, openly trans woman to helm a major literary publication.
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An addition to Roberts Hall provides a bright, expansive space on campus for teaching, practice, rehearsal, and performance.
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Alumni advocates outline the problems—and the solutions that are gaining ground.
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Assistant Professor of Psychology Ryan Lei, who directs the Intersectionality in the Social Mind Lab, discusses what the election of Kamala Harris means for children.
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From bringing artists to Haverford to co-founding globalFEST, Bill Bragin '89 reflects on his experience creating connections and providing oppotunities for musicians.
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The Wall Street Journal’s architecture critic and art history professor at Williams College talks about his new book, Philadelphia Builds: Essays on Architecture.
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The assistant professor of environmental studies at Bates College researches human extinction in science-fiction literature.
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The artist, known for her food-pun art on Instagram, is one of the contestants on the upcoming third season of Making It, the crafting competition show hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman.
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As a reporter for Variety, Mónica Marie Zorrilla ’17 cranks out four to seven stories a day. One recent one? An interview with one of her favorite actors, and fellow Ford, Daniel Dae Kim '90.
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Michael Rosenfeld ’78 is vice president of national production for Twin Cities Public Broadcasting. His latest project is the documentary Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page, part of PBS's American Masters series.
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The professor of history at California State University, Fresno writes about looking to the past for clues about how to process the pandemic.
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The manager of support programs for the National Alliance on Mental Illness New York City chapter discusses mental health in a time of pandemic.
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Medicine’s race gap alienates patients and providers alike.