As chief news correspondent at E!, Ken Baker ’92 has spent plenty of time on Hollywood red carpets and amassed a star-studded contacts list in his phone.
Hilary Meyer ’99 works to educate, empower, and protect elders in the LGBT community as director of national programs for SAGE (Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Elders).
When Stephanie Wortel ’06 asked a group of middle schoolers to draw a scientist, they mostly depicted old white men with kooky hair and lab coats. Wortel certainly didn’t see herself, or more importantly the children, represented in the drawings.
Throughout his legal career, working in the family court system, Richard Rivera ’86 has strived to be a role model and to help young people avoid becoming adult criminals.
Dr. Peter Greenwald ’57 has changed the way America fights cancer, but his career-long fascination with the power of preventive medicine began far from home — halfway around the world, in fact, in the Pacific island kingdom of Tonga.
Michael Hand ’94 has marketed beer, cars, and candy bars. Today, he’s pitching baseball — selling Minor League Baseball to big towns and small cities across America.
A European Hornbeam, or Carpinus betulus, comes to life outside Memorial Chapel as spring descends on Hamilton. The tree is adorned with catkins, cylindrical flower clusters that allow the tree to be pollinated by wind. (Photo by Andrew M. Daddio)
It was a close game — for fans in the nosebleed seats and in terms of the action — when Colgate challenged Cornell in Starr Rink on January 30. The Raiders lost to the Big Red 2-1 in overtime. (Photo by Andrew M. Daddio)
