Taking a Look at Optics
We asked three alumni who graduated in different generations to provide their perspectives on optics, education, and the future....
For Your Health: Stretch Yourself
Sitting in one position for too long, especially with poor posture, can take its toll on your body. It’s important...
Playing from the Heart
Jefferson Svengsouk played a silver flute in high school. He loved it and thought he’d play in college, but the...
The Art & Science of Wine with Kerith Overstreet ’98M (MD)
Kerith Overstreet grew up loving science, writing, problem-solving, and paying attention to details—all skills that physicians need. She pursued her...
Why I give: Jean Libo Meyerowitz
Jean Meyerowitz met the man who would become her husband, Andrew Libo ’79 in 1990. They hit if off and...
Why I Give: Frederick J. Schindler ’57
An alumnus and longtime donor, Fred Schindler reflects on the gift he and his wife made to establish the Frederick...
A ‘Nutty’ Time for Housing and Jobs
Economist Svenja Gudell ’03, ’11S (PhD) helps consumers make sense of strange times in both markets....
From the ground up: Emma Rainwater ’11 and Naomi Salama ’08
Emma Rainwater ’11 and Naomi Salama ’08 run Rainwater Farms in Honeoye Falls, N.Y., a small farm where they grow...
Favorite Spaces with Herb Smith ’91E
Smith picked up his first trumpet when he was nine years old. Today, the Olds Ambassador rent-to-own brass horn can...
‘Leave a Light on for Others’
To mark the first anniversary of the University’s Black Alumni Network, six Black members of the University’s Board of Trustees...