Bringing Pikachu to Life
How the beloved Pokémon got to the big screen
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Up, Up, and Away
A competition for personal flying machines
Seeing Stars
A new eyewear company that lets customers design the glasses
Service Through Sports
Connecting pro athletes with their communities
Political Player
Can Republicans reclaim the House in 2020?
Set in Stone
Undertaking a huge restoration project in the Philippines
Ultimate Fame
An Ultimate Frisbee pioneer reflects on his college days
Finding a Home
First-person stories of people trying to overcome homelessness
Maryori Conde ’18, ’19 MAT
An activist for students of color, she planned to return to L.A. as a teacher
Supporting Schools
The Annenberg Institute's work to create equity and improvement across K-12 public education
Fair Chance
Can you live a lawful life after prison?
Fleece Busters
Saving our oceans from microfiber pollution
Tumultuous Times
A new book chronicles higher education in the Sixties
Continental Scale
Beth Conover ’87 heads up a new policy center with far-reaching conservation goals
The Cartoonist
Enlivening investment banking reports
Pathology Breakthrough?
Betting on AI to revolutionize how we detect and treat serious disease
A New Reality
The latest novel by Leni Zumas ’94 imagines the impact of restricted reproductive rights
Riding the Dream
A longtime cycling coach helps underprivileged youth
Looking at Death
Reimagine End of Life is really about living fully
Bergman: A Year in a Life
Film examines the life of director Ingmar Bergman
Pot Policy
Sure, big corporations are poised to create Big Weed—but so far, they can’t.
Ma Maisel
The roles keep coming for actress Marin Hinkle ’88
Back off, Bunny hop
Camp Bruno Snake Dance
Fresh Ink
New books by Lauren E. Oakes ’04, Katharine Smyth ’03 and Rowan Ricardo Phillips ’98 AM, ’03 PhD.