Wise words on weight loss
Weight loss tips aren’t hard to find. But here are a few from the president of the Obesity Medicine Association....
Making physics less alpha
As a physics student in the 1970s, Barbara Whitten ’77 (PhD) often found herself one of the only women—if not...
Requiem for a civic monument
Chicago public housing and its troubles have been a journalistic focal point for decades, generating a slew of news coverage,...
Systems and sensibility
After working in veterinary medicine for seven years, C. Mike Lindsey ’08, ’09 (T5) was looking for a way to...
Invested in law
Years ago, Diane Ambler ’71 started writing a memoir of sorts. Every chapter began with a quotation of something that...
Identity theft and you
Identity theft, data breaches, and online security are increasingly important issues affecting the world of the 21st century. How do...
A new generation in preservation
Caitlin Meives ’05 is such a preservationist that she recently found in her attic the Rochester history department flier that...
An operatic ‘trapeze artist’
Since 2011, a string of critically acclaimed appearances in the great opera houses of Vienna, Munich, and Paris have established...
The show goes on
Lusette (Andy) Smith ’72 first stepped onto a stage when she was 10 years old. Alice in Wonderland was the...