Courtney Miller ’12 runs fitness events with a twist through her nonprofit, Superbloom Collective.
Author: Rebecca Docter
Kassandra Alberico ’17, who is the Equal Opportunity and Title IX Coordinator at Regis University, has incorporated lessons from MMA into her work.
With her new product line Womaness, Michelle Jacobs ’94 helps women embrace menopause. One word. Nine letters. Women dread its onset. Menopause. The condition starts affecting women around age 50, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the transition into menopause can be startling. Symptoms like hot flashes, changes in weight, and irregular menstrual cycles have women looking for quick solutions. And as menopause ebbs away, women find themselves getting to know a new body. To make those transitions more tolerable, Michelle Jacobs ’94 and her business partner, Sally Mueller, created Womaness, a line of products for…
Colgate professor Albert Parry was a CIA operative, acclaimed author, journalist, and political analyst.
Alexandra Dean ’07 Hinrichs is releasing three children’s books this year.
Through her work with incarcerated individuals and veterans, Kianna Cole ’99 has helped others transition back into society.
Robin Linn ’02 Saldanha produces popular podcasts and audio shows.
Ann Smith ’81 is a textile artist whose work is inspired by the nature surrounding her.
Landscape designer Lynn Becker ’78 thinks about climate change as much as aesthetics when she styles gardens for her clients.
Jacey Heldrich ’08 talks about what it’s like to write for the hit show The Handmaid’s Tale.