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In "Ohio State Murders," Abigail Stephenson ’16 found a role that resonated and the fulfillment of a dream.

Brooklyn filmmakers Sarah Schenck ’87 and Margaret Sclafani ’08 take time out to talk about filmmaking and friendship.

A Space for Everyone, Mimicking Biology, Expository Excellence, and more

What fun fall memories do you have from your time at ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï?

The GSSWSR’s new director of field education talks about how her own journey influenced her chosen career.

The associate professor of psychology talks about her research on the ways culture affects wellbeing.

Dounya Ramadan ’22 might never have heard of ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï if not for her mom’s co-worker Lizzy Lee ’14. Here the two tell how a road trip to the Main Line set Ramadan on an unexpected path.

A conversation with the daughter of ½ñÈճԹϒs first Latina undergraduate, Carmen Piza.

Career Changes and Transferable Skills

How Gorbachev’s glasnost opened up new worlds for one intrepid Mawrter.