Fall 2026

Heidi Erwin ’21 is a young star in the world of game design. Does this grant her a life of no work and all play?

Can these keystone predators help reforest the ocean?

Americans are upset about the state of U.S. politics. Can Democratic candidate Rob Sand ’05.5 ride this anger to the governor’s mansion in red-state Iowa?

After nearly 80 years, the sailing team tastes victory once more.

A titan of American history and beloved pillar of the University

Lachlan Kirby ’28 spent the summer on a solo cross-country cycling trip.

Softball player Maggie Foxx ’28 drafted by Los Angeles.

From the President

Five minutes with C.J. Lair ’28

Political science professor Jeff Colgan discusses the economic fallout from the Iran war.

Joe Penza ’03 has found his calling as an archivist of arcana for a rural Tennessee community.

Environmental protection. One wave at a time.

Parth Jindal ’12 is contributing to India’s Olympic success.

Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black female doctor in the U.S., is finally given her due—in a children’s book.

Nick Horton ’04 co-leads a Providence nonprofit aiming to prove that GLP-1s can help people beat addiction.

Since Perrin Roosevelt Ireland ’08 published her comic book about animal sex, two more species have become endangered.

Two scholars (and best friends) seek life advice in the writings of 16th-century nuns.

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

Abortion bans pose significant risks to pregnant women