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Leah Yonemoto-Weston ’24Leah Yonemoto-Weston ’24, a comparative American studies major, has been selected for the NYC Urban Fellows Program. She will spend nine months working within New York City government to address urban policy challenges and housing justice.

Veteran finance professional has excelled in settings across higher education, health care, and government.

The acclaimed pianist returns to the Artist Recital Series on April 29 with the charmingly curated “Fancies and Goodnights,” along with works by Mozart and Schubert.

Lucas Daley ’26 is an 91ֱ�� College triple major in politics, economics, and Russian who has successfully bridged the gap between academic research, international policy, and personal passions. 

Discover how composer Nick Hallett ’97 blends linguistics, music, and performance. Learn about his journey from 91ֱ�� to avant-garde excellence.

New album by 91ֱ�� associate professor of voice includes three song cycles about womanhood, femininity, and aging gracefully.

Award-nominated parody delivers "screwy...non-stop fun" revisiting the glorious nostalgia of the 1980s.

More than three decades ago, Marcel Mutsindashyaka lost most of his family in the genocide that unfolded over 100 days in Rwanda. Today, he is sharing his story of grief, resilience, and remembrance

The double major in gender, sexuality, and feminist studies and creative writing will explore “the intersection of agriculture and art, and how clay, soil, and ceramics preserve cultural traditions.” 

From interdisciplinary classrooms to New York stages, Tei Blow ’02 explores how 91ֱ��’s culture of collaboration shaped his career in multimedia art.