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Dushime Gashugi, AB'10

A Guy Who Hangs Around the Sun Valley Conference Asking Billionaires for Advice Shares the Best Responses He's Gotten

CNBC, 07.17.2017

Bill Browder, AB'85

Businessman Bill Browder Details Dealings with Russian Laywer Tied to Trump

NPR, All Things Considered, 07.13.2017

Erin McKean, AB’93, AM’93

How This Founder Is Building a Dictionary For The Digital Age

Forbes, 07.13.2017

Teresa Hord Owens, MDiv'03

An Indy-based Church of Diversity Elects First Black Woman to Lead a Major Denomination

Indianapolis Star, 07.13.2017

Katherine Dunham, PhB'36

"A Way of Life:" Remembering Dance Legend Katherine Dunham, Who Made Her Home in East St. Louis

KWMU, 07.12.2017

Robert Ginsburg, SM'50, PhD'53

Geologist Robert Ginsburg, Who Plumbed the Deep to Reveal Its Secrets, Dies at 92

Miami Herald, 07.12.2017

Tyehimba Jess, AB'91

Back in Chicago, Pulitzer-winning Poet Tyehimba Jess Goes Soft on Bulls Fans

Chicago Tribune, 07.11.2017

Neomi Rao, JD'99

Indian-American Neomi Rao to Head White House regulatory Affairs Office

Hindustan Times, 07.11.2017

Philip Glass, AB'56

A Philip Glass Opera Confirmed for Metropolitan Opera Premiere in 2019

OperaWire, 07.10.2017

Teresa Hord Owens, MDiv'03

Rev. Teresa Hord Owens Elected

Disciples News Service, 07.09.2017

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