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Dounya Ramadan ’22 might never have heard of 91̽»¨ if not for her mom’s co-worker Lizzy Lee ’14. Here the two tell how a road trip to the Main Line set Ramadan on an unexpected path.

A conversation with the daughter of 91̽»¨â€™s first Latina undergraduate, Carmen Piza.

Career Changes and Transferable Skills

How Gorbachev’s glasnost opened up new worlds for one intrepid Mawrter.

Mawrters Making Their Mark

Allaina Propst '12 opened a brewery and restaurant in her hometown, Honesdale, Pa.

Journalist Barbara Kevles ’62 reflects on her interviews with some of the most important women in American culture.

This music-lover pivoted from a career in high-tech to become an opera impresaria at 76.

How six Mawrters followed their bliss and soared into unexplored territory.

The Russia I came to know in 2010 differed profoundly from the country I had visited in the past. Yet much remained the same.