Student, Chef
Kurt Le ’26 shares recipes from the multi-course Vietnamese meal he executed for a Dolci event in March 2026.
Stories
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Declining the Call
A new study by economics professor Caitlin Myers on the iPhone rollout and the declining United States birth rate found a direct link between the two.
Knicks Fans in a Twist
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.
Good Fences, Bad Neighbors
Dylan Redford ’15, a director and producer of the HBO docuseries Neighbors, spoke to Fader about casting through Craigslist as well as the paranoia animating disputes among neighbors.
Ain’t Nobody’s Fool
Biographer Martha Ackmann, MA English ’79, recently published a new book on Dolly Parton, tracing Parton’s songwriting and artistry back to her childhood and experience of poverty in East Tennessee.
Just Keep Running
Glenn Govertsen ’66 may be 81, but that has not dampened his passion for running. In fact, he competed at the National Summer Senior Olympics and placed third and fourth in his events.
Very Merry Pranksters
Members of the Middlebury Pranksters shared the hippie origins of their club name on the Vermont Public Sports Rapport podcast. The men’s and women’s teams both triumphed in the final round of the USA Ultimate D-III College Championships earlier this week.
Finding an Audience
Patrick Dorton ’90 stopped by The Deciders podcast to talk about his work in marketing and the importance of knowing your audience.
The Other Side of the Ice
Former Team USA figure skater Ting Cui ’25.5 reflects on going to the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics not as a competitor, but as a member of the NBC Sports crew.