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Joyce Hergenhan’s professional career was filled with firsts. The young woman who graduated from ���ϲ����� in 1963 advanced quickly in her career, first in journalism and then corporate communications, often the first female in executive positions. She rose quickly…

John Wildhack ’80 uses the word “connective tissue” to describe the ties that bind him and his family to ���ϲ�����. “It’s an incredibly unusual place that has been part of my family since the day I was born, with…

For Shelly Lotman Fisher ’80, a ���ϲ����� education came with lots of textbooks…and a whole lot more. “I loved every minute of my time there. I grew both educationally and as a person,” she explains. “It really helped give…

“It’s a living, growing thing.” That’s how ���ϲ����� College of Law alumnus Andrew Greenberg L’84 describes his most recent $1 million gift to ���ϲ����� to establish the Sidney M. ’49 and Winifred E. Greenberg Scholarships in honor of…

Co-authors Scott Pitoniak and Rick Burton discuss the creation of Forever Orange, The Story of ���ϲ�����.

What started as a scholarship to support students with financial need has evolved into a transformative model to support first-generation college students. The Irene and Morris B. Kessler Presidential Scholars Program was first established by Fred and Judy Wilpon in…

Professor Emeritus Klaus Schroder is grateful for the support ���ϲ����� has provided for his career, his research and the opportunity to help mentor future engineers. Now that he is retired, he is providing opportunities for future generations of engineering…

“Think globally, act locally.” It’s a concept that Harold Jones, professor emeritus of Spanish, and his wife, Barbara, have put into practice over their nearly 53 years of marriage. Together, they’ve worked to make a global impact through their giving…

In the lives of ���ϲ����� Trustee Patricia H. ’64, G’66 and Louis A. ’61, G’62 Mautino, patriotism runs deep. Louis was a member of the Reserve Officer Training Corps while a student at ���ϲ����� in the late 1950s,…

A $15 million gift from Marylyn Turner ’56, G’57 and her husband, Chuck Klaus G’05, will support the education of emerging artists in the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ (VPA) School of Art through scholarships and immersion experiences in…