Alumnae/i

MSN covers composer Amanda Jones ’10’s first Emmy nomination for score on Apple TV+’s Home.

The New York Times covers artist Jeanine Michna-Bales’s new project, which recreates moments in the life of the suffrage leader Inez Milholland, class of 1909.

Google announces a new subsea internet cable named for computer pioneer Grace Hopper ’28

WMHT profiled Albany Councilman Keith St. John ‘81, the first openly gay Black public official elected in the U.S.

Business Insider on how Lisa Wardell ’91, the only Black woman CEO in the S&P 400, boosted her company’s minority leadership by 50% in 4 years.

Business Insider on how Lisa Wardell ’91, the only Black woman CEO in the S&P 400, boosted her company’s minority leadership by 50% in 4 years.

Sherrilyn Ifill ’84, president of the NAACP-LDF, talks about police accountability, memorials to the Confederacy, and more on Face the Nation.

Vassar Board Chair Tony Friscia ’78 grew up in a “time of hope and optimism.” Fifty years later, he asks why we’re still fighting racial and gender inequality, poverty, and more.

Valarie Walker ’88, organizer of this year’s NYC Dyke March, is featured in a Vogue article on how the event pivoted to social justice.

Eric Marcus »80, journalist and founder of the podcast “Making Gay History,” reflects on the uniqueness of this Pride Month on NPR’s All Things Considered.