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  Dear Fellow Alumni, I had the privilege over Alumni Weekend to be included in the ceremony honoring the Class of 1969 during their 50th reunion. Their time at CMC was a trying one for the College and our country. In s…

By Susan Price In The Magician’s Nephew, one of The Chronicles of Narnia, C.S. Lewis wrote, “What you see and what you hear depends a great deal on where you are standing.” Tendo Nagenda ’97 might venture to add that th…

By Susan Price It was midnight in California, and Lauren Iungerich ’96 was checking her Twitter feed. So were teenagers around the country. News had spread that the second season of On My Block was dropping on Netflix w…

By Susan Price What do you want to watch? If you’re among the 55 percent of Americans who subscribe to streaming services, answering that question means choosing from hundreds of shows, or, if you’re in the mood for a m…

  Walking in Paris, as an early spring blossoms around him and bees depart their hives, Henri Cole considered the similarities between their work and his own: “Like a worker bee, I take something raw and try to make som…

Erica Perkins Jasper was the former chief operating officer for the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, a head tennis coach at several Division I colleges (University of New Mexico, Michigan State), and a pioneering pla…

As a child in New Delhi, Aseema Sinha was surrounded by political discussion “in the kitchen, at the dining table, everywhere” with her socially conscious parents. While her Ph.D. program and mentors showed her how to m…

  Dear Friends, Success, it is said, is where preparation meets opportunity. In this old saw, opportunity is external, something to be found. Undeniably, CMC’s rigorous liberal arts program, strong research institutes,…

Coreen Rodgers was in her early twenties when she decided she’d like to be the chief operating officer of a college. A senior auditor with Arthur Andersen at the time, she worked closely with the University of Miami’s C…