Fountain with trees and building behind
Arches

The Importance of Mentors: John Monroe ’79

Monroe, 74, has been doing that since 2003, when he retired from Boeing and became a volunteer with…
Isiaah Crawford
Arches

On COVID-19, the Biden Administration, and the Future

As we’re speaking, spring semester is…
David Moore
Arches

Daditudes

When David Moore was a grad student at the University of Utah, his advisor, Paul Florsheim, invited…
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Community, Arches, Students

The Kids Are All Right

Under ordinary circumstances, Dana Levy ’21 has a lot going on.  Levy is double majoring in…
Illustration of four people seated with laptops
Campus, Arches, Students

Welcome to Zoom University

Imagine if your first year of college was like this: You wake up—not in your dorm, but in the…
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Arches

Start Me Up

Meet seven Puget Sound entrepreneurs who are blazing new paths, from bitcoin to ice pops
Jeff Haydon
Alumni, Community, Arches

Music Maker: Jeffrey Haydon ’97

As the new president and CEO of the Ravinia Festival, the country’s oldest music festival, Jeffrey…
Wind Dell Woods
Arches

Wind Dell Woods: Where Theater and Hip-Hop Meet

When we caught up with Wind Dell Woods over the summer, he was stuck at home with his wife and 5…
Janell O'Leary Cain ’16
Arches

Coordinating COVID-19 Research: Janell O'Leary Cain ’16

Cain’s grandparents had instilled in her the importance of education, and she attended a reputable…
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Alumni, Arches

Writing for the Love of It: Karen Meyer Eisenbrey ’85

With four novels, a shelf full of anthology contributions, and a handful of original songs to her…
Two people sitting in a boat on a lake
Faculty, Arches, Students

Mysteries in the Muck

On a Tuesday morning in mid-July, Nancy Hollis ’22 was sitting on the deck of a 20-foot pontoon…
perforated spiral book
Faculty, Arches

Math You Can Touch

Mathematics professor Rob Beezer has thought for years that textbooks are too expensive and…