Fall 2019

Andrea Jones-Rooy ’04, a professor of data science at NYU who specializes in complexity, is skeptical of data.

Award-winning photo curator Karen Haas ’78 exposes us to art.

David Rubin ’85 writes about how Stephen Hawking’s theory of everything influences landscape architecture.

We explore and consider the changing social and cultural definitions of gender.

As Senior VP of Creative at Sony Pictures Animation, Jenny Marchick ’99 has helped herald a golden age of animation in Hollywood.

Annie-B Parson ’80 is an award-winning choreographer who recently worked with David Byrne on his American Utopia tour.

Jay Yunas ’22 was selected to attend Forbes' four-day 30 Under 30 summit in Detroit.

Maureen “Mo” White has been named the next director of athletics at Conn.

The state-of-the-art Hale Center for Career Development is now open in Fanning Hall.

Conn’s Outdoor Adventures program offers a variety of opportunities to explore the New England wilderness.

Bestselling author Jarrett Krosoczka used the graphic novel format to tell the story of family addiction.

Colin Forsyth ’15 designs solutions for health care communication challenges.

Conducting student-faculty research at Conn’s Summer Science Research Institute.

Alexis Kerner ’02 is teaching the world to love Spanish olive oil.

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