Features/Alums The Arts Dystopia Calling Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, as retold on Hulu by Bruce Miller ’87, is having a moment. Read More Humanities & Culture Our One Percent Obsession Why do so many of us spend our free time gaping at the super-rich on TV? Business & Entrepreneurship Angel Investing Angelique Brunner ’94 is is revitalizing some of Washington’s most blighted neighborhoods. History Unfrozen Professor Bathsheba Demuth on the environment and dog-mushing in the Yukon. Business & Entrepreneurship Dyed in the Wool Jennifer Knight ’89 has returned manufacturing jobs to an American town. Short Takes/Alums The Arts Bringing Pikachu to Life How the beloved Pokémon got to the big screen Service & Advocacy Finding a Home First-person stories of people trying to overcome homelessness Business & Entrepreneurship Seeing Stars A new eyewear company that lets customers design the glasses Politics & Law Political Player Can Republicans reclaim the House in 2020? Sports & Recreation Service Through Sports Connecting pro athletes with their communities Humanities & Culture Set in Stone Undertaking a huge restoration project in the Philippines The Arts A New Reality The latest novel by Leni Zumas ’94 imagines the impact of restricted reproductive rights Humanities & Culture Big Game Hunting One family’s passion for collecting Victorian table games Sports & Recreation Ultimate Fame An Ultimate Frisbee pioneer reflects on his college days Sports & Recreation Cardio Blast What started as campus fun is now a thriving busines Business & Entrepreneurship Investing in Change A financial manager with a social conscience Science & Tech Up, Up, and Away A competition for personal flying machines
