People You Should Know

Fred Brown’s “Congratulations” reminds students to avoid stressing too much and celebrate how far they’ve come.

Seniors joined the Peace Corps and Teach for America to help communities across the country and abroad.

A musical theater and movement professor juggles teaching, choreographing and a busy career while helping her students break into the industry.

A senior sociology major quit basketball after four concussions, but found a new passion for storytelling.

A massive 2007 oil spill in the San Francisco Bay inspired Brian Teare to write his sixth poetry book.

A professor purchased the Haitian mountain earlier this month.

A student is organizing a semester-long fundraiser to benefit a local shelter for youth experiencing homelessness.

“My American Meltingpot” explores the intersection of pop culture and identity through topics like racist technology.

Atsuhiro Muto spoke to students in Pennsylvania and New York for this year’s Antarctica Day.

The guide helps employers better lead employees with neurological and developmental disabilities.