Winning Shot
Imagine a close-up of a basketball and two NBA centers leaping straight toward you mid-jump ball. Or a Stanley Cup face-off, viewed up from ice level. Spectacular images like these
Medicine Man
When self-described “trumpet for hire” Dan Gosling, ’84 FAA, ended his contract-position chair with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) in 2004, he needed a quick career pivot. “Luckily, I like
The Home Team
Xiaohuang “Victor” Huang, MS ’10 ENG, was transformed by a building tour. He distinctly remembers the awe he felt learning about the companies associated with the Grainger College of Engineering’s
Cybersecurity Superhero
More than a few times during his college career, Marcin Kleczynski, ’12 ENG, wondered why he was in school. Just months before his freshman year, he and his San Jose,
Jessica Sturdy, ’11 ACES, on fashion blogging for a living
Growing up, Jessica Sturdy, ’11 ACES, enjoyed creating collages from magazines such as InStyle and Teen Vogue. Now, she appears in those same fashion publications whose pages she once cut
Tiesta Tea founders and alumni partner with Costco
A study abroad experience in Prague led life-long friends, Dan Klein, ’10 BUS, and Patrick Tannous, ’08 UIC, to invest their entrepreneurial energies into the tea market. Now their Chicago
Aquatic innovator Daniel Lynch
On land, coaches video-record golfers and other athletes from multiple angles to help improve their technique. Swim coaches have lacked that luxury—that is, until former Illini swimmer Daniel Lynch, ‘78
Wild cards Tim Swindle and Dave Mazurek
Imagine a pirate saying, “Of course I’m qualified to be your birth doula—I’m a magician with over 30 years of experience” or “I’m an elite-level yelper, so yeah, I know
