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Umra Omar ’06 provides free medical care to remote, insecure areas on the eastern coast of Kenya with her group Safari Doctors.

A supposed autism epidemic led Steve Silberman ’79 to explore the causes. What he found was its history and a different approach to its future. 91ֱ�� Alumni Magazine editor Jeff Hagan ’86 interviewed Silberman for the summer issue.

Aaron Appel ’16 is pursuing his interest in social justice and doing a little of everything while working for Auntie Na’s House, a grassroots community center in Detroit.

Brian Bowers ’08 and Jasmine Powell ’08 collaborated on a transmedia experience using poetry, dance, music, and visual art to explore diverse understandings and experiences of love in all its forms.

The multilingual alumna is returning to Russia to teach at a university.

While studying on a Fulbright grant in Brazil, Laura Li ’14 cofounded a multimedia project, Racialeyes, to explore the complexities of the Asian diaspora and experience in Brazil.

Combe is completing her second year with the Peace Corps in Georgia, where she teaches English to grades 1-12.

Now in its eighth season, the festival continues its tradition of providing meaningful theater classics with free admission.

Alumna selected for the honor “for television reviews written with an affection that never blunts the shrewdness of her analysis or the easy authority of her writing.”

Acclaimed novelist Gary Shteyngart ’95 delivers Convocation talk and shares excerpts from his memoir Little Failure.