In Service: Former Pro Katrina Adams helps grow her sport
Former pro Katrina Adams believes that tennis
builds character and self-confidence — and
teaches lessons for life.
24th February 2022
Mental Health in a time of Pandemic
“Access to mental health treatment is harder,” she says. “People have lost jobs and health insurance, and some people have moved back in with families that don’t understand their mental illness."
24th February 2022
Fords on the Front Lines
From medical professionals to public officials,
Haverford alumni are dealing with the complex,
heart-rending challenges of the pandemic.
Chicago Bulls
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24th February 2022
Blue Chip Pick: Patrick Williams and the Chicago Bulls
“All of my teammates have helped me,”
says the cheerful and polite Williams.
“They’ve all wrapped their arms around
me from day one and believed in me,
which is huge."
24th February 2022
Living With the End in Mind
Early on in life, Barbara Becker ’89 was
curious about what she calls “those big
questions.” Why are we here? What
are we supposed to do with our lives?
What happens after we die?
Chicago Health
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24th February 2022
A Rewarding Routine
By the time we reach age 30, we start
to lose muscle mass — about 3% to 5%
per decade — and as we get older, that
loss accelerates. If we’re inactive, the loss
goes even faster.
24th February 2022
Connecting Science and Sport
Chirs Case '99 develops a smart coaching site to help athletes get fitter and faster.
24th February 2022
Game Changer: Coach Kelly Amonte Hiller
Lacrosse coach Kelly Amonte Hiller has led Northwestern’s women’s team to seven national championships. Not only has she engineered the end of east coast domination of the sport, she’s also become the driving force behind the expansion of women’s lacrosse throughout the nation.
Grinnell College
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18th March 2022
New Yorker cartoonist releases his first graphic novel
Ken Krimstein writes and draws Hannah Arendt.
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