Since graduating from Harvard Law School as the institution’s first deaf-blind graduate, Haben Girma B.A. ’10 has made a career out of improving educational access for students with disabilities. Learn more about her extraordinary path, including recognition as a White House Champion of Change while she was still a law student.  

When the U.S. Postal Service debuted the new Ralph Ellison stamp in February, they asked John F. Callahan, the Morgan S. Odell Professor of Humanities and Ellison’s friend and literary executor, to share his reflections on the famed American author. Read what he wrote.

Shana Levine of Washington and Lee University has been named the new director of physical education and athletics at Lewis & Clark. “Shana has a great understanding and appreciation of the Division III philosophy, and of what it means to be a true student-athlete and excel in the classroom and cocurricular areas as well as on the fields and courts,” said Dean of Students Anna Gonzalez. Read more.

Each year, senior art majors display their work in an exhibition at the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art. Meet two of the artists in this video.