Education & Social Service
Academe ease
CommentsThree alumni develop an online platform to streamline the path to publication.
Visionary leadership
CommentsJanice Guzon, ’14, will never see perfectly, but she’s focused on helping others.
Words of advice for young people
CommentsFacebook’s oldest user, Edythe Kirchmaier, 105, has some suggestions for you.
Clearing hurdles
CommentsA new University program helps Chicago high school students navigate obstacles to college.
Students into teachers
CommentsA two-day workshop helps grad students shift to the other side of the desk.
College prep
CommentsThe International Baccalaureate program raises high schoolers’ chances of attending—and finishing—college.
Free thinking
CommentsIn San Francisco and Chicago, College alumni transform education through programs that are innovative, old-fashioned, and free.
Alumni News
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In the News
Edwin Hubble, SB'10, PhD'17
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Mortician, medievalist, and video sage Caitlin Doughty tries to change the way Americans think about death.
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Part of a visual tradition that reaches back to Romanticism, images from the Hubble Space Telescope awe as they inform.
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