Before historian Emily Lynn Osborn led study abroad trips, she took one of her own.

A list of native substitutes for nonnative (and boring) plants.

Peter O’Leary, AB’90, AM’94, PhD’99, on Rush, Yes, Steinbeck, Salinger, and faith.

Tiebu djeun, the national dish of Senegal, cooked fresh in Bronzeville.

During winter quarter, the College offered a Study Abroad program in Dakar, Senegal—the westernmost city in West Africa—for the first time.

In three weeks, there are just over 500 hours. The students in the Marine Biological Laboratory’s September intensive courses tried to use them all.

Math Academy has the proof.

Retired attorney Charlotte Adelman, AB’59, JD’62, builds the case against nonnative plants.

Michael Wing, AB’85, on his career guide for “the PhD barista.”

Max Teplitz, Class of 2020, puts his movie where his mouth is.

James DuCanto, AB’88, on his “rock-star protection program” (aka saving people from choking on their own vomit).

Quantrell winners, prayer spaces, and more.