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Inside the Winter 2021 issue:

Features

• Fueled by the Grappling

  Professor Alex Marzano-Lesnevich interviews author Melissa Faliveno about writing our way in the world through stories. 

• Unrelenting

  Trying to make sense of 2020 is going to take a while—but ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾ faculty were teaching about the effects and ramifications of 2020 even as it was happening. 

• On the Prow of Liberty

  Eighty years ago, in a different kind of global maelstrom, an innovative new ship design helped turn the tide of war, and many of those vessels wore a ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾ name.

   

Forward

• Respond: Letters from our readers.
• Make Your Own Path: Olivia Raisner ’15 on communicating creatively.
• All Things Arctic: History and wonder abound in ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾’s world-class Arctic museum, illustrated by Kelsey Oseid.
• Social Entrepreneurship: Alumni and students collaborate to turn fledgling ideas into businesses with a purpose beyond financial success.
• Lighthouse: Tour the newly expanded Schiller Coastal Studies Center.
• : Listen to a series of weekly readings of poetry, stories, artist’s books, and more by Library staff and others.

Column

• Reaching: Claudia Villar-Leeman ’15 contemplates friendship, temporality, and hope.

Profiles

• David D. Daniels III ’76 on intersections of history and faith.
• Shelley Hearne ’83 advocates for public health.
• Kendall Burman ’00 focuses on hidden threats.
• Viraj Gandhi ’14 slays dragons..

Dine

• A hearty clam chowder recipe from Sara Sheehy Finnerty ’93.

Q&A

• Jamie Russo ’01 talks about how COVID-19 has affected the travel industry.