Big Screen Success
Coming off the buzzy debut of Union County at the Sundance Film Festival, producer Stephanie Roush ’14 was included in Variety’s “10 Producers to Watch: Class of 2026.”
Coming off the buzzy debut of Union County at the Sundance Film Festival, producer Stephanie Roush ’14 was included in Variety’s “10 Producers to Watch: Class of 2026.”
Vermont Edition featured Thor Sawin, the associate dean of curriculum for Middlebury Language Schools, and Gabe Wyner, a four-time Language Schools attendee, on a recent episode about learning languages as an adult.
In her new novel 4 Janes, Marian Yee ’84 reimagines Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre through the stories of four versions of the titular character in different parts of the world.
Together, Laura Heaberlin ’12 and Taylor Smith ’12 make up the band Cricket Blue. Ahead of their forthcoming album, Sweet Animal, the pair broke down the inspiration and process behind their new single “Ella 1” for Vermont Public Radio.
In honor of her 92nd birthday, D’yan Forest ’56 did what any reasonable comedian would—she celebrated with a show at Joe’s Pub in New York City.
Benjy Renton ’21 reflects on the intergenerational experience of the 2026 Reunion Convocation.
Millie Von Platen ’18.5 has a new comic in The New Yorker illustrating the many superstitions and rituals that New York Knicks fans enacted during the fervor of the basketball playoff finals.
Dr. Andrew Mahlstedt ’98 was recently appointed as the president of United World College-USA (UWC-USA).
Katherine Roseau, MA French ’12 has been recognized with the Innovations in Teaching Award for faculty of Mercer University.