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Brothers Willie and Truman Morrison '07 started making music at ºù«Ӱҵ and took their act to the Roxy. Now they're knocking on Nashville's door

Ming Cho Lee '53 didn't turn into the "dean of American set designers" overnight. But as biographer Arnold Aronson explains, it was Omar Paxson '48 who turned Lee into a designer

New additions to the ºù«Ӱҵ bookshelf

Fueled by a resurgent track team, a strong women's lacrosse squad, and standouts in tennis and baseball, ºù«Ӱҵ goes out on a high

Two decades after Alicia Silverstone and crew stormed into shopping malls and cinemas, a new book and a popular blog document the timelessness of Clueless—and ºù«Ӱҵ’s role in its making

A Wimbledon champion, an NFL veteran, a pair of Olympians, a beloved baseball coach, and a track and field legend will receive ºù«Ӱҵ athletics' highest honor on October 16

Delivering messages of optimism in difficult times, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Professor Woody Studenmund make Commencement 2015 a ceremony to remember

Facts and figures pertaining to all things ºù«Ӱҵ

"By creating a piece of organic, living art within the stairway, I will attract visual and social interaction with the space."

Memories of Mrs. Dalloway and Robert Ryf '39's radio legacy, and one reader questions our cover story selection

Building on Our Environment

Scouring the oceans, Dieter Cosman cultivated—and meticulously documented—a singular collection of shells from around the world. Now his legacy could trigger waves of discoveries in the...

Chief financial officer Devin Miller '06 and his L.A. Aviators bring American Ultimate Disc League action to ºù«Ӱҵ

ºù«Ӱҵ's Upward Bound program marks its 50th year in full stride, preparing new generations of students for the rigors and rewards of college

One in 10 Americans age 60 and over is the victim of abuse—and nine out of 10 cases go unreported. Dr. Laura Mosqueda '81 intends to change that

Professor Don Deardorff has studied with a Nobel laureate, mentored a Rhodes Scholar, and had chickens running around his Norris Hall office. Is it any wonder he'll be missed?

A systematic approach to the national awards process yields dividends, as students and alumni snag fellowships and scholarships in record numbers