Crossing the Political Divide
Americans are more divided than ever. Can we reclaim middle ground?
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Delighted To Meet You
Editor Pippa Jack joins the BAM
Learning How to Learn
New Dean of the College Rashid Zia ’01 shares his insights
Figure It Out!
A biomedical engineering class addresses real-world problems
Coffee Catch
The java’s free—just hand over your data
Working Vacation
Eight undergrads told us where and how they spent their summer
Taking It Home
Revisiting Dad’s country to play international soccer
Portraits of Love
A student uplifts women with cancer and their care teams
Robots Gone Rogue
New in cyber insecurity: hackable research robots
On the Neural Frontier
Mapping the body’s most complex organ in surprising new ways.
Rights, Now
Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards ’80 says there’s never been a better time to fight for change.
Tomorrow’s Citizens
Scott Warren ’09 started a nationwide program that teaches students civics via local involvement.
Pot Policy Wonk
Catherine Nacier ’19, ’23 PLME is obsessed with marijuana policy.
Kids Cooking
A free app for kids offers recipes and adventures
New Brews
Ditching an insurance job to craft beer in Nicaragua
Weather Warrior
Dispatches from the front lines of climate-change adaptation
Word Man
Alexa, how can I improve my vocabulary? David Markey ’18 has an app for that.
No Place Like Home
A new memoir explores a personal search for belonging
Meet the New Meat
David Lipman ’76 has created a plant-based burger to satisfy carnivores
Roots and Rites
Conceptual choreographer Edisa Weeks ’87
Digital Democracy
Youlobby.org makes engaged citizenship easier.
What Office?
John Krasinski ’01 moves into uncharted territory
Trying to Make Meaning
The 10th novel from Meg Wolitzer ’81 is her most political yet.
Danger Zone
Alexandra Ulmer ’11: The reporting life in Venezuela