Omayra Ortega ’96, Playing (and Staying in) the Numbers Game
Omayra Ortega ’96 was already interested in pursuing a graduate degree in mathematics when she...
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Cristina Rodrigues ’06, A Responsibility to Be Hopeful
By the time a client meets Cristina Rodrigues ’06, there is usually a long trail of adversity...
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Philip Tegeler ’73, The Good Fight
Civil rights lawyer Philip Tegeler ’73 works to ensure greater access to better housing and...
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Omar Longus ’04, Thinking Globally, Acting Locally
As an international relations major at Tufts University, Omar Longus ’04 had clear and ambitious...
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Scott Parkin ’65, A Silent Crisis
Scott Parkin ’65 wants greater attention paid to solving the problems of the country’s aging...
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The Lam Siblings: Life in Bloom
On a cold, windy afternoon in late spring, Grace Lam ’05 crouches down to show off a patch of...
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DJ Nash ’90 , A Million Little Things Takes on the Big Things in Life
DJ Nash ’90 was working on the worst gig of his life when he got the push he needed to create the...
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A Poet’s Journey: Jay Deshpande ’02 Embraces the Power of Language
It’s easy to see the connections between Jay Deshpande’s first passionate pursuit as a jazz...
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Harrison Blum ’98, Taking the Mystery Out of Mindfulness
If Harrison Blum ’98 is meditating near you, you might not know it. His practice of Buddhism and...
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Jennifer Hall Taylor ’00, A Practice of Presence in a Life of Movement
As a child, Jennifer Hall Taylor ’00 was never one to sit still. Looking back, she realizes that...
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