Elizabeth Station
The humanities strike back
CommentsThe latest Colloquium is an unlikely anthology, say its editors, and they couldn’t be prouder.
Typhus hunter
CommentsHandsome, ambitious, and dead at 39, Howard T. Ricketts tried to unravel the mystery of a Mexico City epidemic.
Informed fearlessness
CommentsThe University turns a former seminary into a new home for economics.
The great tavern of the mind
CommentsMany humanities graduates want to get published. This crew decided to become publishers.
Moving pictures
CommentsPeter Selz, AM’49, PhD’54, looks back on a life in modern art through the works that most inspired him.
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In the News
Pat Conway, AM’78
New York Times, June 17, 2013
Bernard Sahlins, AB'43
New York Times, June 17, 2013
Most Read
The University turns a former seminary into a new home for economics.
Researching her mother’s story of wartime flight and lost love, a journalist finds the truth richer and stranger than any fiction.
William Browder, AB’85, was once the biggest capitalist in Russia. After his lawyer was tortured and died in jail, he became one of the Kremlin’s fiercest enemies.
