June–August 2024

After decades of research, a reliable earthquake prediction system remains elusive as ever. Michael Blanpied isn’t worried.

Miriam Silverman took her first Broadway bow the day after her mother died. A couple of months later, she took home a Tony.

What a championship-winning team knows about love, loss, and rugby

A Black mentor made the difference

Standardized testing and spotting talent

Balancing student safety and freedom of speech

Remembering a physician who crossed all types of barriers

Jerome K. Sherman ’47 developed the technique that helped make the artificial insemination industry boom decades later.

Five minutes with Ayoola Fadahunsi ’25

One alum’s groundbreaking research has driven global policy change

A new memoir on coming out of the closet and being thrown out of the family

The Coding School gets students hooked on STEM

Research using sonar helps reveal life in a hidden marine world

Reparations viewed from both sides of American slavery

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

A letter from the Editor

A letter from the President

A popular course on C.S. Lewis is taught by a trio of deep-thinking MDs.

An economist’s research shows how Ivy-plus schools favor wealthy applicants.