Victor Perkins ’01 cofounded TapTakeOverHarlem to educate young people about tap dancing.
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Peter ’06 and Wallis Dolan ’07 Whitcomb had just 20 hours to plan their wedding.
When it’s safe to travel, what’s the first place you’ll go? NY Times deputy travel editor Elisabeth Goodridge ’97 has some tips and ideas.
Former Colgate football player Al Jamison ’59, who was one of the original players for the Houston Oilers, passed away in May 2021.
Doug Goldhirsch ’78 gave a new lease on life to a historic catboat dating back to 1898.
Get some insights from Kylie Kain ’14 on her work as a registered dietitian nutritionist and certified personal trainer.
With Ignite Your Spark, Kim Duff Selby is hoping to show her audience that it’s possible to see the world in a better light.
Carmella Alvaro ’98 is the mastermind behind Melina’s Fresh Pasta in Durham, N.C.
Brock Flemming is founder of the Canadian Football Institute, which helps high school players prepare for college and beyond.
Twenty years ago, Suzi Tucker ’84 was an expert in theoretical physical chemistry, spending her days researching solute dynamics in fluids and teaching the next generation of chemists at the University of California, Davis. But once she reached the top of her field and began looking at what to do next, she felt stuck: “I had pulled a stack of books like 20 books high for the next field I was going to move to [unique properties of fluids near the critical point],” she recalls. “But when you’re at that level, it’s a big thing to move even subfields away.…