Making videos impersonating your mother seems an improbable way to launch a career as a comedian. For Alyssa Limperis ’12, it’s done that and more.
How did a former art history major come to manage millions of board feet of timber?
Early on, Cori Messinger ’98 knew she wanted to work for a conservation organization. Now, as the Nature Conservancy’s chief fundraiser for projects in Africa, she has one of the most demanding—and rewarding—jobs in the field.
How two alumni ditched their conventional jobs and opened a brewpub.
As a cartographer working for the conservation nonprofit Wilderness Society, one’s work may mean the difference between saving the country’s natural treasures—or potentially losing them forever.
Kpoene’ Kofi-Nicklin ’02 is the owner and creative genius behind a custom bridal boutique that is commanding the attention of the booming wedding industry.
Vietnam lives in America’s consciousness. And for Mike Heaney ’64, it’s personal.
Inside the magical workshop of woodcarver John Cross ’58.
Since the death of her photographer husband, writer Barbara Cummiskey Villet ’52 has endeavored to preserve his legacy.
