The debut novel of Vinson Cunningham, who matriculated with the class of 2006, has been called “a sophisticated bildungsroman” by Publishers Weekly and “a pleasure to follow” by Slate.
Lauren Markham ’05 reckons with the global migration crisis, the limits of journalism in addressing it, and her own family’s emigration from Greece in her new book, A Map of Future Ruins: On Borders and Belonging.
McGill literature professor Xander Manshel ’09, MA English ’14 appeared on the podcast On the Media to share his research on the influence of literary prizes and how they’ve changed over the last 35 years.
The New York Times recently featured Henry Flores ’01, who founded Classic Watch Club as a welcoming space for new and experienced watch collectors alike.
Archie, Betty, Veronica, and the crew get the Bollywood treatment in The Archies, a new musical adaptation on Netflix. Set in 1960s India, the film also features Suhaas Ahuja ’01 as Archie’s father, Fred.
A marine conservation program directed by Emily Owen ’05 is one of five eco-focused organizations to win a prestigious Earthshot Prize from Prince William’s Royal Foundation.