Alumni

Thorpe’s Div III was an oral history project and website that housed interviews from a variety of service members affected by the military's former "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

The book features illustrations by Saul Freedman-Lawson, and is an extension of Bergman’s advice column “Asking Bear,” in which Bergman “answers crucial questions about how best to make our collective way through the world.”

Rivera is a filmmaker and digital media artist whose work explores themes of globalization, migration, and technology.

To date, Ken Burns’s films have been recognized with a host of Emmys, Oscar nominations, and Peabody Awards, and Burns has received more than 25 honorary degrees.

The new members include alums Vibhu Norby 06S, Mike Plenty 01F, and Ananda Valenzuela 07F, as well as Alice Petty 89F as the elected alumni trustee and Associate Professor of Economics Omar Dahi as the faculty representative.

In July, Edes received a grant to launch a community-based program at the intersection of spirituality, art, and embodiment, using an experiential and discussion-based learning model similar to their Hampshire education.

Founded in 2014, the goal of the Wild Seed Project is to build awareness of the importance of native plants and to give people the tools to restore biodiversity.

Jason Salkey 80F reflects on his time at the College, as well as the role he played on TV that inspired him to write book, and the influence of his writer father, former Hampshire Professor Andrew Salkey.