The Ancient World
Firing high-tech lasers, Thomas Garrison ’00 uncovers earthly secrets hidden beneath the Guatemalan rainforest.
Features
Art for Everyone
Garth Ross ’93 helped transform the Kennedy Center. Now he’s ready for Yale.
Look Alive
While she’s “not Angelina Jolie” famous, Sloane Crosley ’00 is sometimes recognized at restaurants.
Generation Next
From modern Arabic poetry to autonomous robotics, these five professors redefine the paradigm. Portraits by Miles Ladin ’90.
Notebook
Intersections
The Biennial Ammerman Arts and Technology Symposium
$20 million gift
Conn receives $20 million to create a new center for performance and creative research
Guggenheim to Conn
You don’t always have to go to a world-famous museum to see a great art exhibition.
To be and to thrive
Senior speaker Nayla Tohme ’18
Never let you down
to the Kennedy Center
Smashing stereotypes
Conn has a history of exploring social justice through the arts.
Fiber Artist
The canvas-sized quilts of Linda Martin '75 aren’t meant to keep you warm.
Meet Your Maker
Winemaker Conor Quilty ’15 is enjoying his dream job
Life as a Goldfish
Richard Fay MA ’68 has become a world-renowned expert on fish hearing.
The Advocate
Pamela D. Zilly ’75 gives $7 million gift.
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