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Ilah Richardson ’23 and Jaden Burris ’22 were deeply immersed in the ɫ��� community—and their deaths three weeks apart left a hole in our hearts

Sharing the joy of performing with generations of students, Thomas Somerville epitomized Glee

Remembering professors emeriti Clif Kroeber, Patrick Wells, and Allen Gross

The lasting joy of Frank Lambert’s 100 years on Earth was ‘teaching organic chem at ɫ���’

From urban studies to government internships, professor of politics emeritus James Lare ’55 opened new doors for generations of students

There were few bigger ɫ��� boosters than Glen Johnson ’61—and that’s not hyperbole

Kevin Bryan ’87’s trumpet case was “merely an extension of his arm,” says fellow musician and freshman roommate Jack Lees ’88

Remembering Alvin Hudson, emeritus professor of physics

Doug Ramsey ’56 was one of the most exceptional “good guys” in Vietnam

Kind, focused, concerned, and effective, Carolyn Adams (1950-2018) embodied the spirit of the ɫ��� community

Addie McMenamin '40: Alumni's First Lady

A tribute to ɫ���'s institutional memory, and her many contributions to campus life and lore

In chasing his Olympic dreams, Sammy Lee ’43 (1920-2016) dreamed big and lived even larger

ɫ���'s 10th president—who died January 15—advanced the College to greater heights with a clear vision and a personal touch

With a resume as a playwright, director, actor, and professor, the late Omar Paxson '48 created enough memories to sell out a lifetime of Summer Drama Festivals. Still, his greatest legacy...