Category 2020-2021 Winter IssuePosted on February 6, 2021February 6, 2021Driven to Connect Fundraising is data driven, but Vice President for Advancement Frantz Williams Jr. ’99 says caring about people is at the heart of building a strong foundation for the future. A chance encounter ch…
Category 2020-2021 Winter IssuePosted on February 6, 2021February 8, 2021Freedom of Expression With a background in journalism and inspired by her parents’ activism and the strength of their conviction, Vice Preside…
Category 2020 Issue 2Posted on September 24, 2020Transforming the ‘Black Butterfly’ Baltimore City native and Johns Hopkins University Professor Lawrence Jackson ’90 created the Billie Holiday Project for…
Category 2019 Issue 3Posted on December 3, 2019May 1, 2020Light By Which to Dream [Photo by Audrey Hall] Growing up living hand-to-mouth in a Nairobi slum, Kennedy Odede ’12 experienced true hardship a…
Category 2018 Issue 2Posted on September 7, 2018May 21, 2019Bully Pulpit: Marketing for a Better World When a progressive marketing and communications agency that has major Democratic organizations as clients—and ran the di…
Category 2018 Issue 2Posted on September 7, 2018May 21, 2019Alumni Panel: What’s Really Going On in Journalism Today During Reunion & Commencement 2018 a panel of four alumni presented a Celebration of Wesleyan Writing WESeminar “Pra…
Category 2018 Issue 2Posted on September 7, 2018May 21, 2019Remembering President Bennet President Emeritus Douglas J. Bennet ’59, P’87, ’94, Hon. ’94, who passed away in June at age 79, presided over a dozen …
Category 2018 Issue 2Posted on September 7, 2018May 21, 2019The Art of the Hug Everyone sells. Whether you are on a date or meeting a potential employer, you sell yourself. On the job, you sell your …
Category 2018 Issue 2Posted on September 7, 2018May 21, 2019From Glass Ceilings to Glowing Screens Jane Eisner ’77, P’06,’12 and daughter Miriam Berger ’12 discuss the profession that is their shared passion. Jane Ei…
Category 2018 Issue 1Posted on May 10, 2018December 12, 2018EDITOR’S NOTE: MY FAREWELL COLUMN Lately I’ve been exploring the devilish complexities of Medicare as I approach my 65th birthday and a time of change in …