Muppet Maestro
You may not recognize Paul Rudolph’s name, but if you’ve had kids around the house during the last couple decades, you’ve likely heard his work. Since 2008, the versatile Rudolph,
She Walks the Line
Inside an airport hotel ballroom in Austin, Texas, Katharine Hayhoe, MS ’97 LAS, PHD ’10 LAS, takes the stage at the 29th Texas Land Conservation Conference. Rather than jump into
Cultural Concierge
There’s no mystery why “The Land of Lincoln” is the official state slogan of Illinois. Abraham Lincoln lived, worked and traveled across the state for nearly 30 years, rising from
At the Movies
Half a century ago, on May 5, 1975, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Roger Ebert, ’64 MEDIA, became the first movie critic to win a Pulitzer Prize. He soon joined his crosstown
Alumni Interview: Megan McKenna
My greatest passion as a speech-language pathologist, or SLP, is to help individuals who have signs of autism get diagnosed more quickly. The waitlist right now is just atrocious, even
Legacy Builder
It’s just after dawn on a Sunday morning in mid-October, the sun fanning out between the skyscrapers of downtown Chicago, a light breeze coming off Lake Michigan, and in Grant
View Finder
Douglas (Doug) Busch, ’74 FFA, now 73, is still lithe in a tucked-in, black, long-sleeve shirt, blue jeans, red New Balances and stylish glasses with circular frames. His thick hair has
Alumni Interview: Hirsh Joshi
I grew up in the Chicago suburbs. I’ve always been interested in what different groups believe. I was a poli-sci major. I really hadn’t been thinking of law school;
Like Cheers
It was a total surprise when a bar regular texted Eric J. Schmidt, ’95 MEDIA, the exciting news. Craft Beer & Brewing, a top industry publication, had named Orange &
Alumni Interview: Adam Cohen
I got my start in hospitality as a pizza delivery guy in Highland Park, Ill. My mom was a party planner and I used to go to all these places,
