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Samuel F. Pellman, the James L. Ferguson Professor of Music, died on November 9.

The two Hamilton alumni — both highly regarded Washington insiders — will offer perspectives for bridging the deep divide facing our country.

Government and theatre majors in hand, Niels Lesniewski ’07 launched his career in political journalism just in time for the 2008 financial crisis. After he took a job at Roll Call, in Washington, D.C., the first big Senate story he covered was the crash and the Troubled Asset Relief Program that was meant to stabilize the financial system and economy.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology Azriel Grysman is the co-editor of a two-part special issue of the journal Imagination, Cognition and Personality by SAGE Publishing.

In one of her favorite projects so far, Eryn Boyce ’13 burrowed into the history of a farm at the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. Her job is a history lover’s dream.

For Harper Gany-Beitler ’13 the path to medical school was entwined with a love of languages. She’s a first-year student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Teaching is learning, as Rob Arrix ’19 discovered his sophomore year when he taught Spanish to fifth-graders at an elementary school near Hamilton.

After one intro archaeology course her first year at Hamilton, Petra Elfström ’18 was hooked, soon signing up for Hamilton’s six-week summer archaeology field school course at the Slocan Narrows Pithouse Village in British Columbia

As part of its study of early American material culture, the University of Delaware’s Winterthur Museum graduate school class visited Burke Library on Saturday, Nov. 11, to view materials from the communal societies collection.

Changjun (Justin) Zhu ’19 has been awarded a tuition scholarship to study abroad in Rome, Italy, next semester. Zhu was selected from among a number of highly qualified candidates in a very competitive scholarship process to receive an API JCU (John Cabot University) Diversity scholarship for the full JCU tuition.