Read the extended journal excerpts of WILL members who took part in the Nicaragua Solidarity Project.

Read the extended journal excerpts of WILL members who took part in the Nicaragua Solidarity Project.

With fears of a Swine flu pandemic grabbing headlines worldwide, this month’s “Looking Back” photo recalls an outbreak of a different sort that took place on the College’s campus in the 1970s.

Professor Avery Faigenbaum, one of the nation’s leading pediatric exercise scientists, says that children as young as 7 can reap the benefits of a properly prescribed and supervised strength-training program.

The oft-controversial Australian philosopher Peter Singer spoke on campus recently about extreme poverty in developing countries and the reasons why members of an affluent society are so reluctant to help fight it.

The t-shirt campaign highlighted in our June issue has prompted discussions to gauge the feasibility of starting an Alumni Ambassador group. Find out more.

If college is a time for stamping out one’s identity, what does that mean for students who are always paired with someone else? Find out what these six identical twins have to say about it.

Estate planning information courtesy of the College’s Office of Development.

A plan to serve “two years and get out” has turned into a nearly 30-year career for Maj. Gen. Maria Falca-Dodson ’75.