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Crowds of people march down a city street holding various signs at the third annual queer liberation march in Bryant Park, NYC.

Director and screenwriter Noah Baumbach ’91 talked to The New York Times about his latest film, Jay Kelly.

Social worker Phyllis Klaus ’57, P’82, a founder of the doula movement, was named to the Prenatal Sciences Research Institute 2025 Hall of Honor.

Educator and author Torrey Maldonado ’96, wrote an article for School Library Journal about how slang can help teachers connect with students.

Chef and TV personality Andrew Zimmern ’84 wrote an opinion piece for The New York Times about the harsh chemicals in non-stick pans.

Entertainment Weekly was one of several media outlets reporting on actor Ethan Slater ’14’s campus visit to accept the AAVC’s Young Alum Achievement Award.

Jack Dolman ’03 was interviewed by Ludwig Van about his experience as the supervising editor for the films Wicked and Wicked: For Good.

A film adaptation of the upcoming novel Under Story by bestselling author Chloe Benjamin ’10 is in the works by Warner Bros Pictures, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Composer Jane O’Leary ’68 was featured in The Journal of Music after she was presented with the National Concert Hall Lifetime Achievement Award for her outstanding contribution to music in Ireland.

Creator of Blumhouse Productions Jason Blum ’91 was interviewed by The New York Times about his favorite books.

In The New York Times Magazine, Chris Colin ’97 describes his experience spending three days in total darkness.

A. Snowden McFall ’75 was the subject of a Jacksonville Daily Record article about her mission to inspire women in the workplace.

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