An e-mail sent to students last week that attempted to justify the Association of Alumni’s suit against the College was manufactured to make it falsely appear to have been sent from the Association’s official account. While the message was drafted by those members of the Association’s executive committee who voted for the lawsuit, none of those involved would disclose how it was sent — beyond saying that “student volunteers” were responsible. More »
Freshmen attending this year’s Homecoming bonfire will have the chance to heed upperclassmen taunts of “rush the field” without facing criminal charges – but only if they follow a plan carefully outlined by the athletic department. More »
Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson arrived at the Hanover Inn on Sunday afternoon ready to answer the questions of 20 lucky students. The first female president of Ireland, Robinson served from 1990-1997 and is one of the three 2007-2008 Montgomery Fellows. More »
In his new book, “Starbucked: A Double Tall Tale of Caffeine, Commerce, and Culture,” Taylor Clark ‘02 describes the growth of Starbucks from a relative unknown to a cultural icon. More »
When he noticed that Alyeska ski resort in Girdwood, Alaska wasn’t very family-friendly, life-long skier and real estate entrepreneur John Byrne ‘81 had an odd solution. More »
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