A. J. Verdelle, AB’82, writes lovingly, but honestly, of her friend Toni Morrison.

Photos from the archives and readers like you.

And other lessons learned the hard way, according to three young entrepreneurs.

Reporters John Gunther, PhB 1922, and Vincent Sheean, EX 1921, sounded an early warning about the rise of European dictators.

In her debut novel, Tomi Obaro, AB’12, writes the story of a 30-year friendship.

A crowdsourced public art project looks at Lake Michigan in 100 different ways. 

A roundup of College news. 

Lee Lozano, AB’51 (1930–99), began her career as a painter and ended as the artist who wouldn’t.

Recent faculty, staff, and alumni obituaries.

Sit in on two classes that get high marks from students.

From the print archive: The man who inspired the Metcalf Internship Program. 

John Himmel on his father, Richard Himmel, EX’42