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On screen.

The Light Princess, a musical by Lila Rose Kaplan ’02, is based on her favorite children's book of the same name.

Theater.

Chris Nelson '94 is executive producer of a new road movie that blows up the conventions of road movies.

Novelist Andrew Sean Greer ’92 talks about obsessive love, science fiction, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells by Andrew Sean Greer ’92 is magical in both its fantastical plot and its effect on readers.

Thanks to Jen Mankins ’97, the hippest fashion boutique in New York City may not be in Manhattan.

Want to walk around campus and learn about the buildings you see? Thanks to a group of students, there's an app for that.

Clinton's Budgeteer

Obituaries from the September/October 2013 issue.

The company that makes Brown Bear Nuts just turned 100. Let's hope they're around for 100 more.

Anna Galland ’01, MoveOn.org's new leader, wants the liberal group to pull away from D.C. and return to its grassroots.

Amy Lo ’97 is helping send spacecraft into deep space in search of extraterrestrial life and the answers to cosmic mysteries.

Lawyer Jaykumar Menon ’90 wants journalism students across the country to help overturn wrongful convictions.

Longtime New York City bird activist Marcia Fowle ’57 says skyscrapers are one of our most serious songbird threats.

Nancy Sherer Kapstein ’61 tells us what she was thinking way back when this photo was taken.

New Books from Alumni and Faculty

Filmmaker Yoruba Richen ’94 on the latest civil justice struggle: equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people.