Alumni Features Medicine & Health Talking Back After the medical and racial nightmare that was 2020, John Johnson ’23 MD set out on a healing path that includes talking openly about mental health, racism, and medical disparities. Read More Medicine & Health Are the Kids Alright? The pandemic hit teens hard, causing a measurable decline in mental health. Enter Molly Josephs ’09, whose podcast, This Teenage Life, became a lifeline for tweens and teens from California to Kabul, helping them to vent—and heal—one episode at a time. Humanities & Culture Self-Healing The power and resilience of swimming in icy waters Medicine & Health Living Large While Something’s Trying to Kill You Writer and performer Annie Lanzillotto ’86 has spent a lifetime dodging cancer—while making work that elevates her vibrant, violent working-class upbringing to the realm of poetry, ritual, and myth. The Arts Paging Dr. Freud Science & Tech Psychosis Test Tracking mental illness with technology The Arts Visual Therapy Digital imagery helps people express complex emotions. Medicine & Health 12-Step Alternative A science-based, non-religious recovery program has become #2 after A.A. Medicine & Health Are Mushrooms the New Prozac? Research with psilocybin shows positive results for depression Ever True Zooming with the Fellas Covid launched a “virtual Black barbershop” for ’80s alums. The Arts Theater Dynamo Remembering professor and director Lowry Marshall (1944-2023) The Arts Fresh Ink for April–May 2024 Books by Jessica Grose ’04, Michael Compton and March Manseau ’02, ’06 MPH, and Rachel Aviv ’04 Medicine & Health Can an MRI Predict anxiety? The Arts The Family Business The Arts Talking Cure A podcast by two sisters helps Black women navigate healthcare. Education The Art of Spectacle Luis Campos ’14 gets real with his research into combat sports as a pro wrestler in Shanghai.