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A report on the Board meeting of May 6–8, 2021, which was focused on ensuring ����ɬ’s continued success in the future.

In an academic year upended by COVID-19, ����ɬ students still stepped forward to lead and serve their community.

����ɬ alum Mahua Moitra ’98 offers advice on defeating the regressive Bharatiya Janata Party and its ruler, Narendra Modi.

Alex Moreno ’22 has a passion for improving her communities. When you invest in scholarship aid at ����ɬ, you enable students like Alex to find their home and strengthen their communities.

����ɬ’s Stoling Ceremony this year was both virtual and in person, the better to honor faculty and staff who support students of color.

����ɬ hosted its first-ever virtual Commencement for its 184th ceremony to honor graduating seniors and send them on to do great things.

This year’s Baccalaureate at ����ɬ was livestreamed for the first time in its history, due to COVID-19.

The Cording Ceremony is a moment to honor the unique challenges that first-generation and low-income students overcome to graduate.

Now in its fifth year at ����ɬ, the Lavender Ceremony is a celebratory rite of passage for the LGBTQ community.

Jean Grossholtz, Professor of Politics, contributor to Asian studies, and the force behind women’s studies at ����ɬ died on February 9, 2021. Colleagues describe Jean with some common phrases: “a legend,” “an inspiration to live up to the ideals [we] profess,” “a fierce and fearless advocate for justice,” “a force to be reckoned with,” “the epitome of the scholar/activist,” and “a one-of-a-kind force of nature.”