Comedian Rachael Burke '10 had students laughing, and learning, during her speech at the class of 2018's induction dinner.
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Brooks' colors waved high above our rival's campus on Thursday, when we celebrated the win over The Governor's Academy in our schools' third-annual Giving Day competition.
Brooks new Center for the Arts is coming along at such a great clip, work on the outside of the building will begin sooner than expected!
Das took a break from running for Congress to give Brooks government students the lowdown on what it's really like to run for office – and why their votes matter.
Amy Broadhead '94 tells students how her experience in school athletics helped shape her lifelong success during our annual Kippy Liddle Day Chapel address.
Brooks Film Society co-founder Max McGillivray '12 is making good on his movie-making dreams — in the finals of a competitive filmmaking competition!
Alumni in the News
- Boston Agent Magazine, May 23: Constantine Valhouli '91, "What neighborhood is that property really in? New map settles debate."
- TechCrunch, May 22: Mark Shuttleworth Exchange '91, "Don’t expect Ubuntu maker Canonical to IPO this year."
- NPR, May 21: Les Bernal '87, "The Larger Costs Of The Explosion In Sports Gambling."
- Albuquerque Journal, May 21: Andrew Davis '81, "Davis scholarships send 26 seniors to partner colleges."
- The Seattle Times, May 19: Shawn Gorman '84, "LL Bean chief calls UNH grads to an ‘adventure filled life.’"
- The Bridge, May 18: Andrew Kimball '83, "Brooklyn’s Raging Real Estate Boom Hits a Calm Patch."
- Apollo, May 18: Charles Jencks '57, "Postmodern architecture wasn’t meant to last – but now it’s part of the establishment."
- The News & Observer, May 17: Bill Ferris '60, "His mission is to preserve roots music. His portraits illuminate the musicians' souls."
- WGBH, May 15: Les Bernal '87, "What Does The Supreme Court’s Ruling On Sports Betting Mean For Massachusetts?"
- Market Watch, May 15: Les Bernal '87, "This is how much Americans lost on state-sanctioned gambling last year."
- New York Daily News, May 14: Les Bernal '87, "Illegal betting may thrive as states like New York legalize sports gambling, experts say."
- India New England, May 14: Beej Das '91, "Massachusetts Congressional Candidate Beej Das Proposes Eliminating All Student Debt."
- Golf Magazine, May 14: Les Bernal '87, "Bet on it! Six ways legalized sports gambling will shake up the golf world."
- Newburyport Daily News, May 11: Les Bernal '87, "Scratch tickets for sale well after top prizes claimed."
- Financial Times, May 11: Charles Jencks '57, "Postmodernism is brought up to date."
- FOX News, May 11: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: What Trump is quietly (and effectively) doing to fix our broken health care system."
- Stowe Reporter, May 10: Jake B. Carpenter '73, "College is honoring Donna, Jake Carpenter."
- The Guardian, May 9: Charles Jencks '57, "Bristol business park among postmodern gems granted listed status."
- Hartford Currant, May 9: Rob Simmons '61, "Stonington: A Bright Spot In Hard Times."
- Boston Herald, May 9: Beej Das '91, "11 vie for traction in 3rd Congressional District."
- ROI, May 7: Steve Forbes '66, "Hanson, Forbes, Buckelew inducted into N.J. Hall of Fame."
- Washington Post, May 4: Trevor Potter '74, "The point of paying Stormy Daniels was to keep voters from hearing her story."
- Harvard University, May 2: Seif Abou Eleinen '14, "Preparing problem-solvers."
- Queens Gazette, May 2: Henry Buhl '48, "Borough President Katz Announces Jamaica Together Cleanup Effort."
- Sentinel and Enterprise, April 30: Beej Das '91, "3rd District candidates square off at debates (VIDEO)."
- The San Diego Union-Tribune, April 29: Tony Purpura '04, "San Diego Legion deliver a victory in Major League Rugby home debut."
- Capital Gazette, April 29: Fred Kent '61, "Annapolis tackles issues with city's public spaces with tent talk."
- The Guardian, April 27: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Opinion: Our planet is losing wild animals rapidly. Here’s how to combat this."
- The Baltimore Sun, April 27: Fred Kent '61, "Community workshop to help Annapolis reclaim its public spaces."
- WBUR, April 27: Les Bernal '87, "Amid Delay In New Lottery Policy, Repeat Winners Keep On Winning."
- Eagle-Tribune, April 27: Geoff Fulgione '14, "Sports in a Minute."
- Wall Street Journal, April 26: Mark Shuttleworth Exchange '91, "Ubuntu Release Focused on Multi-Cloud Environments, Artificial Intelligence."
- Lowell Sun, April 17: Beej Das '91, "3rd District candidates packing war chests."
- Lowell Sun, April 16: Beej Das '91, "3rd District candidates marked by education, varied career paths."
- Southwest Journal, April 12:Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Calls for less talk, more action at public safety forum."
- U.S. News and World Reports, April 11: Steve Forbes '66, "Commentary: Regulation Will Hurt Railroads."
- Hartford Current, April 7: Rob Simmons '61, "Esty's Decision To Sign Nondisclosure Agreement With Aide She Fired Still Raises Questions."
- RT, April 7: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Stephon Clark & Black Lives still matter (E698)."
- MercuryNews, April 6: Trevor Potter '74, "Facebook will now vet anyone who wants to buy political ads on its platform."
- ARTNews, April 5: Michael Keating '58, "Berkshire Museum Sell-Off Approved by Top Massachusetts Court, Ending."
- FOX Business, April 4: Steve Forbes '66, "This is how CFOs feel about the economy."
- Carolina Arts and Sciences, April 2018: "Bill Ferris '60, "Dynamic Duo."
- Standard Media, April 3: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "NLC officials lined up for grilling over murder of American Bradley Martin."
- Addison County Independent, April 2: Jane Lindholm '97, "Jane Lindholm finds interesting Vermonters."
- SeacoastOnline.com, April 2: Shawn Gorman ’84, "L.L. Bean leader will address 2018 UNH graduates."
- Lowell Sun, April 2: Beej Das '91, "3rd District candidates seek gun control, no 2nd Amendment repeal
- New York Times, March 26: Sandy Dickinson '78, "Oh, Joy! Oh, Rapture! A Leaner Gilbert & Sullivan Troupe Turns 94."
- MLSsoccer.com, April 1: Charlie Davies '04, "Instant Analysis: Zlatan debuts, Orlando win and NYCFC go top in Week 5."
- Forbes, March 31: Frank Blake '67, "How a Former Fortune 500 CEO Found a New Calling: Sharing Inspiring Stories of Giving
- Back."
- International Business Times, March 26: Henry Lee '64, "Electric cars could get cheaper than petrol cars in 7 years: Study."
- Light Reading, March 26: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Canonical CEO on NFV, 5G & IoT."
- Bustle, March 26: Trevor Potter '74, "Who Is Trevor Potter? Stormy Daniels' NDA Could Get Trump Into Legal Trouble, According To Him."
- Northumberland Gazette, March 23: Charles Jencks '57, "More for visitors at Lady of the North."
- The Day, March 22: Rob Simmons '61, "Simmons outlines Stonington budget challenges."
- ABC Eyewitness News, March 20: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Residents, Activists React to Noor Charges by Calling for Justice in Officer-Involved Shootings."
- Boston Home, Spring 2018: Catherine Truman '85, "Open House."
- The Berkshire Eagle, March 15: Michael Keating '58, "SJC sets Tuesday hearing on Berkshire Museum art sale."
- Food Republic, March 14: Jess Kapadia '04 and Seth Stutman '04, "History, Via Food: Near East Rice Pilaf Blazes A Trail."
- MLSsoccer.com, March 10: Charlie Davies '04, "Charlie Davies: "A bit surreal coming back" to New England after retiring."
- MSR News Online, March 10: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Facing up to untreated trauma."
- CBS Minnesota, March 9: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Supporters Stand With Woman Back On Trial For Self-Defense Stabbing."
- FT Magazine, March 9: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Exotic Escapes."
- Via Nola Vie, March 9: Folwell Dunbar '84, "The Last Southern Gentleman."
- India New England News, March 6: Beej Das '91, "Beej Das Announces Campaign HQ in Lowell."
- The Hill, March 6: Trevor Potter '74, "With 2018 midterms approaching, our elections are not protected."
- Associated Press, March 2: Trevor Potter '74, "GOP primary winner faces 2nd federal election law complaint."
- ESPN, March 2: Charlie Davies '04, "Former U.S. striker Charlie Davies retires at 31."
- Lowell Sun, March 1: Tamenang Choh '17, "Lowell hoop players honored."
- Commercial Observer, February 28: Andrew Kimball '83, "Inside Industry City’s Big, Controversial Industrial Expansion Plan."
- The Berkshire Eagle, February 27: Michael Keating '58, "'Special master' urged to oversee Berkshire Museum finances, changes."
- Washington Times, February 27: Steve Forbes '66, "It’s up to Congress to save the Internet."
- Standard Digital, February 28: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Attempt to grab Sh1B property may have led to death of conservationist Esmond Brdaley."
- The New Yorker, February 26: Louis Menand '69, "What went wrong in Vietnam.
- VT Digger, February 25: Anthony Iarrapino '94, "Critics say Donovan’s transparency tactic goes too far."
- TechCrunch, February 22: LaNeah Menzies '01, "Pop star turned entrepreneur Starshell raises $1 million for her Birthday Girl World."
- Metro, February 20: Alexandra Janelli '99, "NY artists get hypnotized for The Subconscious Canvas."
- The Berkshire Eagle, February 15: Michael Keating '58, "Rockwell sons drop Berkshire Museum suit; other plaintiffs file with SJC."
- Brattleboro Reformer, February 14: Michael Keating '58, "Agreement OKs sale of Rockwell paintings."
- SNews, February 9: Jake B. Carpenter '73, "The sideways success of Donna Carpenter & Jake Burton Carpenter."
- The Herald, February 9: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Wildlife's 'Indiana Jones', the enemy of poachers, murdered in Nairobi."
- FloRugby, February 8: Tony Purpura '04, "Waldren: Eagles Are Attacking The Scrums Now."
- Hartford Currant, February 6: Rob Simmons '61, "Uneven Cuts In Municipal Aid Caused By Malloy's Definition Of 'Affluent Communities.'"
- Smithsonian, February 6: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Wildlife Trade Researcher Esmond Bradley Martin Found Murdered in Kenya."
- Los Angeles Times, February 5: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Renowned conservation investigator Esmond Bradley Martin killed at home in Kenya."
- The Berkshire Eagle, January 28: Michael Keating '58, "Berkshire Museum art-sale litigators not always on opposing sides."
- Politico, January 26: Cristina Antelo ’95, "Antelo strikes out on her own."
- AdAge, January 25: Lizette Williams '97, "McDonald's Hires Two Outsiders for U.S. Marketing Roles."
- Lowell Sun, January 25: Beej Das '91, 3rd District candidate Das comes out swinging in Sun Editorial Board meeting (VIDEO)."
- MPRNews, January 25: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Freeman called a grand jury in Ruszczyk killing. Why?"
- WealthManagement.com, January 24: Trevor Potter '74, "Dark Money in Politics: A Legal Issue?"
- Man Repeller, January 23: Daniela Schirmer '04, "How I Overcame the Stigma of My Wheelchair."
- Via Nola Vie, January 23: Folwell Dunbar '84, "All roads (and canals) lead to New Orleans: Revisiting the Eternal City and finding home."
- The Hill, January 18: Steve Forbes '66, "Bitcoin's real story isn't the rampant speculation, but its untold potential."
- India New England News, January 16: Beej Das '91, "Beej Das, First Indian-American to Run for US House of Representatives from Massachusetts, Raises $425,000 in First Fundraising Quarter."
- Creative Boom, January 11: Charles Jencks '57, "Walking in the Universe: a stunning and beguiling photographic series by film director John Jencks."
- FOX Business, January 6: Steve Forbes '66, "States exploring tax changes in response to federal overhaul."
- The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 5: Frank Blake '67, "Opinion: Atlanta an epicenter of fight on HIV/AIDS: Progress made, more work ahead."
- 2017
- Sporteluxe, December 29: Alexandra Janelli '99, "New York’s Most Instagrammable New Crystal Therapy Is About To Go Mainstream."
- Fauquier Times, December 28: Fred Prince '65, "Conservationist who helped defeat Disney theme park in Haymarket dies at 70."
- Hollywood Outbreak, December 28: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly Shoots The Bull With Dr. Phil."
- AMNewYork, December 26: Constantine A. Valhouli '91, "NYC rental market 2018: New ferry routes, looming L train shutdown set to shape things."
- Los Angeles Times, December 24: Lizzie Garrett Mettler '01, "Tidings of comfort, joy and casual holiday sexism."
- WETA, December 22: Theodore Sedgwick '66, "On Russian Power with Hedrick Smith and Theodore Sedgwick White House Chronicle 9051."
- American University of Iraq, December 20: Margaret D. Blake Bailey '00, "Chra Hussain wins Inaugural Blake and Bailey Family Endowed Scholarship."
- ViaNolaVie, December 18: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Lessons from Leonardo: 10 takeaways for teachers from the quintessential Renaissance Man."
- People, December 18: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly: How I Became a Better Man."
- FOX Business, December 15: Steve Forbes '66, "Bitcoin hits new record high as warnings grow louder."
- Miami Herald, December 14: John Kavulich '79, "Cuba exports medicine to dozens of countries. It would like the U.S. to be one of them."
- ValueWalk, December 12: Frank Blake '67, "The Home Depot, Former Chairman & CEO – Frank Blake – Lessons from an Accidental CEO."
- Sunday Times, December 13: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "How Mark Shuttleworth built his wealth."
- Business Live, December 12: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Open-source software is everywhere and is defining innovation, says Mark Shuttleworth."
- Hyperallergic, December 12: Antonia Wright '98, "Timely, Exciting Work by Women Artists at Miami Art Week."
- MassLive, December 11: Jayde Dawson-Gordon '13, "Springfield Sting and new coach awaiting home debut Saturday."
- Eagle-Tribune, December 11: Charlie Davies '04, Dusty Ricard P'99, "Eagle-Tribune fall Coaches of the Year, 2017."
- The Intercept, December 7: Les Bernal '87, Video Game 'Loot Boxes' are like gambling for kids — and lawmakers are circling."
- Financial Times, December 7: Andrew Kimball '83, "Brooklyn’s Industry City powers surge in property prices."
- Forbes, December 7: Steve Forbes '66, "How Republicans Forgot Tax Cutting 101."
- 2DadsUnited, December 5: Charlie Davies '04, "The rise before the fall. Charlie Davies' Journey to the top of U.S & European soccer, Parts I through III."
- KJZZ, December 5: Fred Kent '61, "What Are Third Spaces — And Why Should You Care?"
- Dan's Papers, December 5: Nico Yektai '88 and Darius Yektai '91, "Guild Hall Galleries Focus on Local Artists on View Now."
- International Business Times, December 5: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly Fun Facts: 6 Things To Know About 'Bull' Star."
- Courthouse News, December 5: Trevor Potter '74, "Group Seeks Removal of Campaign Enriching Provisions from Tax Bill."
- PBS NewsHour, December 4: Les Bernal '87, "News Wrap."
- Miami New Times, December 4: Antonia Wright '98, "Antonia Wright's Control Is So Intense Viewers Have to Sign a Waiver."
- The Berkshire Eagle, December 2: Michael Keating '58, "No quick result expected in Berkshire Museum litigation."
- FOX Business, December 22: Steve Forbes '66, "Why Republicans who once fought budget debt now embrace it."
- northjersey.com, December 1: Les Bernal '87, "Supreme Court to decide whether Jerseyans can ante up on sporting events."
- MassLive, November 30: Bobby Farnham '08, "Springfield Thunderbirds sign North Andover native Bobby Farnham to AHL contract."
- Shape, November 30: Alexandra Janelli '99, "Crystal Light Therapy Healed My Post-Marathon Body—Sort Of."
- CBS New York, November 28: Alexandra Janelli '99, "Seen At 11: Luxury Salt Rooms Offer Numerous Wellness Benefits, Proponents Say."
- Style, November 24: Samuel Chu '80, "Priciest homes in Asia: sales in Peak and Mid-Levels reach heights of HK$15 billion."
- The Register Citizen, November 24: Tim Prentice '49, "Torrington area CultureMAX recipients celebrated."
- Los Angeles Times, November 23: Bill Ferris '60, "In America, there was a time when even 'Thanksgiving' was a fightin' word."
- The Ledger, November 21: John Kavulich '79, "US business leaders say Cuba is still open."
- The Trentonian, November 20: Bobby Farnham '08, "Bobby Farnham keeps grinding in hope of landing back in NHL."
- Eagle-Tribune, November 20: Charlie Davies '04, Dusty Richard P'99, "40th-year Brooks coach goes out on top."
- Los Angeles Times, November 17: Lizzie Garrett Mettler '01, "Is 'natural motherhood' more feminist?"
- Athens Daily Review, November 17: Les Bernal '87, "Sports betting challenge could change gaming."
- Times Union, November 16: Jake B. Carpenter '73, "Mountains are there for everyone to share."
- KCWY13, November 14: Richard Spencer '72, "From Business in Wyoming to Navy Secretary at the Pentagon."
- ViaNolaVie, November 13: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Objects of attachment that bind us together."
- The Berkshire Eagle, November 10: Michael Keating '58, "Appeals court justice stops Berkshire Museum art sale."
- StarTribune, November 9: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minneapolis candidates applaud positive campaigns, high voter turnout."
- Boston Magazine, November 8: Catherine Truman '85, "Before and After: A Galley Kitchen Gets the Modern Treatment."
- ArtNews, November 7: Michael Keating '58, "Judge Rules That Berkshire Museum Can Move Forward With Planned Sotheby’s Sale."
- MPR News, November 6: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Mpls., St. Paul candidates make final weekend campaign push for mayor."
- Portland Press Herald, November 4: Alexi Whitney '96, "Former Bates College student leads charge for a veterans memorial on campus."
- OneNewsNow, November 3: Les Bernal '87, "Gambling industry targets youth through media."
- India West, November 2: Beej Das '91, "Hotel Magnate Abhijit Das to Focus on Economic Growth in Run for Massachusetts Congressional Seat."
- The Hill, November 1: Trevor Potter '74, "A new way to safeguard America against threats to our elections."
- CityPages, November 1: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Our mayoral candidates reveal their taste in tunes, from Bruce to Beyoncé."
- The Berkshire Eagle, October 31: Michael Keating '58, "10 artful questions: A primer on Berkshire Museum's legal issues."
- The Eagle-Tribune, October 29: Bobby Farnham '08, "Sports in a Minute: Farnham still fighting."
- The Guardian, October 28: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "São Tomé & Príncipe: a travel adventure that's great, green and diverse."
- The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 27: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes to Congress: "Just do a big fat rate cut and come back for reform later."
- The Registered Citizen, October 27: Tim Prentice '49, "Torrington area residents, organizations to be honored with annual CultureMAX awards."
- FOX News, October 26: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes, Ken Blackwell: Think big on tax cuts."
- The Day, October 24: Rob Simmons '61, "Stonington selectmen candidates participate in one and only debate."
- Real Estate Weekly, October 31: Andrew Kimball '83, "Industry City CEO pushes for rezoning, special permit for Sunset Park District."
- ViaNolaVie, October 23: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Old-timer wisdom: Gleaned from hard-earned lessons (Part I)."
- StarTribune, October 24: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Racial equity tops recurring campaign themes in Minneapolis mayoral race."
- Courthouse News, October 23: Michael Keating '58, "Norman Rockwell’s Sons Sue to Stop Museum’s Art Sale."
- ZDNet, October 20: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Ubuntu Linux will never be the same after version 17.10.
- Market Insider, October 19: Tom Costin '98, "Owl Ventures, EdTech VC, Raises $185M to Lead Education Innovation."
- Crain's New York, October 19: Andrew Kimball '83, "Japanese version of Eataly coming to Industry City."
- Mogul, October 19: Rachael Burke '10, "New York City Comedians to Look out for in 2018."
- NetworkWorld, October 18: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth: IoT, Ubuntu and the yogurt of the future."
- CNN, October 17: Trevor Potter '74, "Donating to Trump? Campaign is spending $1 of every $10 on legal fees."
- SCI News, October 17: Peter deMenocal '78, "Humans Migrated Out of Africa to Escape Drying Climate, New Study Says."
- MPR News, October 16: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Snapshot: Who's running for Minneapolis mayor and why."
- NolaVie, October 14: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Portrait of a Creative Space: The Studio of Richard A. Johnson."
- StarTribune, October 14: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minneapolis mayoral candidate Nekima Levy-Pounds' run born in Fourth Precinct protest."
- CBC News, October 14: Taylor MacGillivary '09, "Island filmmaker's documentary Sickboy airs Sunday."
- Resource, October 13: Henry Buhl '48, "'The Language of Hands' is Westwood Gallery's Newest Eye Grabbing Exhibit."
- Laboratory Equipment, October 5: Peter deMenocal '78, "Ancient Humans Left Africa to Escape Drying Climate."
- IndiaWest, October 3: Beej Das '91, "Abhijit Das Plans Run for Congress in Massachusetts: ‘True Dialogue Is What We Need.’"
- The Lowell Sun, October 1: Beej Das '91 and Naimish Patel '91, "THE COLUMN: Primary vote a wake-up call for councilors."
- MinnPost, September 29: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "What Minneapolis mayoral candidates plan to do about education (even though they can’t really do much)."
- The Day, September 28: Rob Simmons '61, "Republican leaders call on lawmakers to override Malloy’s veto of budget."
- KRISTV.com, September 28: Sam Meacham '85, "Underwater Cave Explorer Sam Meacham to Visit Texas State Aquarium."
- The Bridge, September 28: Andrew Kimball '83, "How Brooklyn Could Make Room for Amazon’s Second HQ."
- Ad Age, September 27: Lizette Williams '97, "The 'Angry Black Woman' Makes Real Women Angry."
- Lowell Sun, September 27: Beej Das '91, "Das launches run for Tsongas' 3rd District seat (VIDEO)."
- Forbes Magazine, September 26: Trevor Potter '74, "Advocacy Group Founded By Roy Moore Accused Of Campaign Intervention."
- The Lens, September 26: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Florida Panhandle’s paradise lost: ‘New Urbanism’ gone awry."
- CNBC, September 25: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes wants the Fed to go slow on rates and says the bigger any US tax 'the better.'"
- Zululand Observer, September 25: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Five proudly South African memories."
- Atlanta Business Chronicle, September 22: Frank Blake '67, "Frank Blake, Dan Cathy to join JA Atlanta Business Hall of Fame."
- CBS News, September 22: Michael Weatherly '86, "Actor Michael Weatherly talks Season 2 of "Bull," new focus on character's flaws."
- Vancouver Sun, September 20: Simon Chen '16, "Canucks in China: Ray Zhang's Cowichan Capitals spur Chinese hockey dreams."
- Chicago Tribune, September 19: Andrew Kimball '83, "Brooklyn seen as best bet for New York City to win new Amazon headquarters."
- New Orleans City Business, September 19: Trevor Potter '74, "Facebook may be facing an ‘era of accountability.’"
- Hockeyfights.com, September 18: Mitch Nylen ’13, "Fort Wayne Komets Sign Sean Bonar and Mitch Nylen."
- Southwest Journal, September 18: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minimum wage, housing barbs highlight mayoral forum."
- Boston Globe, September 15: Anna Lisa Grieve '11 and Porter Grieve '11, "Boston couple travels full time, and gets paid to do it, thanks to Instagram."
- Kare11.com, September 14: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minneapolis mayoral candidates debate public safety."
- ESPN W, September 14: Roz Mays '02, "Putting an end to body shaming in sports."
- Crain's New York Business, September 13: Andrew Kimball '83, "Brooklyn landlords team up to woo Amazon."
- CNBC, September 13: Trevor Potter '74, "Watchdog group wants Facebook to release Russian-sponsored ads."
- CNBC, September 6: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: I see a ‘good chance’ of GOP tax cuts being retroactive."
- Detroit News, September 5: Shawn Gorman ’84, "LL Bean strives to get back to its roots to boost sales."
- Gloucester Times, August 31: Stefan Edick '80, "25 tall ships to come sailing in."
- Daily News Times, August 25: Charlie Davies '04, "Union helps kids ‘Kickasso’ cancer."
- ABC News, August 17: Shawn Gorman ’84, "LL Bean boosting production of iconic boot."
- CBS New York, August 15: Alexandra Janelli '99, "Seen At 11: From Aches To Anxiety, Practitioners Claim ‘Crystal Light Therapy’ Can Cure What Ails You."
- Reason, August 16: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes on Trump, Taxes, and 100 Years of Forbes Magazine."
- Atlanta Business Chronicle, August 15: Frank Blake '67, "Retired Home Depot CEO Frank Blake: 'I really don't like Amazon.'"
- Westworld, August 9: Jeep MacNichol '85, "Reggae-Punk Band the Plates Keep It Simple."
- The Undefeated, August 8: Marquis Daisy '01, "Baltimore Boys: Their basketball dreams kept them alive long enough to enjoy an NBA life."
- CNBC, August 7: Steve Forbes '66, "People don't care if Bill Gates gets richer, Steve Forbes says about limiting taxes for the wealthy."
- Miami New Times, August 4: Antonia Wright '98, "Nude Antonia Wright Rolls Through France in New Chicken Liquor Video."
- Baltimore Sun, August 4: Marquis Daisy '01, "ESPN's 'Baltimore Boys' much more than just a fine sports film."
- The Hill, August 2: Richard Spencer '72, "Navy secretary, seven other Pentagon posts confirmed."
- Washington Post, August 2: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "In Minneapolis, response to police shooting of white woman by Somali officer has been different."
- Boston Voyager, July 31: David Cohen '91, "Meet David Cohen of Doc Wayne Youth Services."
- Eagle-Tribune, July 30: Max Prawdzik '15, "After dominating junior hockey, Andover's Prawdzik returns to Boston University ready to make his mark."
- Handelsblatt, July 30: Russell Pyle '87, "Fabric by Design, on Demand."
- USLacrosse Magazine, July 22: Jenn Russell '06, "U.S. Holds off Canada to Win Eighth World Cup Title."
- Reveal, July 21: Richard Spencer '72, "Trump’s Navy secretary nominee vows to crack down on safety lapses."
- New York Times, July 21: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minneapolis Police Chief Forced Out After Fatal Shooting of Australian Woman."
- Baltimore Sun, July 21: Marquis Daisy '01, "ESPN to air documentary 'Baltimore Boys' featuring Dunbar boys basketball."
- National Review, July 21: Steve Forbes '66, "Big Economic Ideas from Art Laffer and Steve Forbes."
- ArkansasOnline, July 20: Trevor Potter '74, "Vote-fraud panel meets as Trump casts states as sly."
- Architectual Digest, July 20: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly's Hollywood Hills Home Can Be Yours for $25,000 Per Month."
- 4-Traders, July 19: James Cook '05, "Blackford Capital : Recognized for Talented Investment Team."
- DigitalSpy, July 18: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly reveals how Michael Caine, Oprah Winfrey and OJ Simpson inspired his series Bull."
- ViaNolaVie, July 17: Folwell Dunbar '84, "The Bicycle Diaries: Misadventures on two wheels."
- Irish Examiner, July 17: Michael Weatherly '86, "Michael Weatherly: I had completed my NCIS journey."
- The Westerly Sun, July 17: Rob Simmons '61, "Federal Railroad Administration drops plans for the Saybrook-to-Kenyon high-speed rail bypass."
- NBC News, July 14: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Women’s March Protests at NRA Ahead of 17-Mile Trek to DOJ."
- Crain's, July 13: Andrew Kimball '83: "Beyond downtown: Brooklyn's economic future lies in far-flung neighborhoods."
- 11Alive.com, July 13: Frank Blake '67, "Grady Memorial Hospital making a dramatic comeback."
- City Papers Pittsburgh, July 12: Tim Prentice '49, "The Art of Movement at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art."
- New York Times, July 10: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Strategy for Democratic Mayors Facing Troubles: Attack Trump."
- WETA, July 8: Theodore Sedgwick '66, "White House Chronicle."
- USA Today, July 7: Steve Forbes '66, "Private sector has health care cures, if we'd only get out of its way: Steve Forbes."
- BlueNotes, July 7: Fred Kent '61, "We must shift gears to save our cities."
- Los Angeles Daily News, July 6: Alex von Furstenberg '88, "Philanthropist donates Malibu land to Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority."
- Queens Gazette, July 5: Henry Buhl '48, "ACE Programs For New Center For Workforce Development In LIC."
- Spectrum News, July 5: John Kavulich '79, "Changing Course on Cuba Trade Policy - Weighing the Impact."
- Oregon Wine Press, July 1: Howard Rossbach '73, "Firesteed Sells."
- CNBC, June 30: Dan Lyons '78, "Google is still mostly white guys. Why diversity in tech won't change until investors lose money, says tech insider Dan Lyons."
- Seacoast Online, June 29: Wickie (Smith) Rowland '85, "Landscape designer receives international design award."
- HorticultureWeek, June 29: Charles Jencks '57, "Horticulture Week Custodian Award - Best parks partnership - third sector."
- Washington Examiner, June 26: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: Border adjusted tax amounts to 'tax breaks for terrorists.'"
- BBC, June 25: Charles Jencks '57, "Performance creates 'Big Bang.'"
- StarTribune, June 24: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Nekima Levy-Pounds: Preventing further injustices after the Yanez verdict."
- Wicked Local Georgetown, June 23: Bridget Cifuni '17, "Georgetown’s Cifuni receives award from Brooks School for…"
- Miami Herald, June 23: Antonia Wright '98, "Pérez — both man and museum — look across the horizon to Cuba. Here’s what they see."
- Inc., June 20: John Kavulich '79, "Trump's Cuba Moves 'an Epic Disaster' for Entrepreneurs."
- Bozeman Daily Chronicle, June 17: Jim Madden '66, "WaterWorks art project looks to get folks thinking about hydrology."
- ABC FOX Montana, June 16: Jim Madden '66, "Artists showcase work in downtown Bozeman."
- Buffalo Rising, June 16: Fred Kent '61, "Buffalo’s Reading Park."
- StarTribune, June 16: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "C.J.: Nekima Levy-Pounds enjoys campaigning with baby on board."
- Dayton Daily News, June 15: Trevor Potter '74, "Day after tragedy, Congress plays ball."
- NavyTimes, June 10: Richard Spencer '72, "For Trump's Navy secretary, the goal of rebuilding the fleet faces headwinds."
- TribLive, June 10: Tim Prentice '49, "'The Art of Movement' takes flight at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art."
- North Bay Business Journal, June 8: Howard Rossbach '73, "Santa Rosa’s Vintage Wine Estates expanding to Oregon."
- The Times-Picayune, June 7: Les Bernal '87, "Video poker machines to take $100 bills, up from $20, under new Louisiana law."
- MinnPost, June 7: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "How much do Minneapolis' mayoral candidates care about Minneapolis' business community?"
- Sun Community News, June 7: Greg Conrad '13, "Middlebury seniors receive athletic awards."
- Edutopia, June 6: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Setting the Stage for Arts Integration."
- The New Yorker, June 6: Trevor Potter '74, "What Do White House Ethics Rules Mean If They Can Be Circumvented?"
- NolaVie, June 2: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Portraits of a Creative Space: Doyle Gertjejansen’s Studio."
- New York Times, June 2: Richard Spencer '72, "Trump Nominates Richard Spencer as Navy Secretary."
- Herald-Standard, June 1: Tim Prentice '49, "Going with the flow: Exhibit dedicated to kinetic art to open at Westmoreland Museum of American Art."USA Today, June 1: John Kavulich '79, "Trump's Cuba policy likely to be 'drastically different,' lawmaker says."
- Easthampton Star, June 1: Henry Buhl '48, "Master Collector Shows His Hands."
- Fence Post, May 31: John Kavulich '79, "Reports: Trump to reverse Cuba policies; Crawford makes proposal."
- FirstShowing.net, May 31: H. Nelson Tracey '11, "'Power to the People' Video Examines the Books in 'Captain Fantastic.'"
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 30: Frank Blake '67, “'Crazy Good Turns' podcast from ex-Home Depot execs focuses on interesting charities."
- Detroit Free-Press, May 26: Fred Kent '61, "How 'sticky' Detroit locations add up to lively downtown."
- Mainebiz, May 25: Shawn Gorman ’84, "L.L.Bean recognized for $1.7M United Way donation."
- CBS Philly, May 24: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes On Christie’s Plan To Seize Funds For Addiction Treatment: New Jersey Is Like Venezuela."
- Yahoo News, May 24: Peter deMenocal '78, "President Trump's budget plan gets a bad review from the science community."
- Los Angeles Times, May 24: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "NAACP will oust its president and revamp to better combat 'an uncertain era' under Trump."
- Los Angeles Times, May 24: Lizzie Garrett Mettler '01, "Does a woman's right to choose apply to breastfeeding?"
- The Cape Cod Cronicle, May 17: Fred Bierwirth '89, "Couple Plans to Turn North Chatham Eyesore Into Fitness, Shared Workspace Center."
- Santa Fe New Mexican, May 14: Andrew Davis '81, "N.M. students breaking through barrier and attending college."
- Milngavie & Bearsden Herald, May 14: Charles Jencks '57, "Award boost for Maggie’s Glasgow."
- Atlanta Business Journal, May 12: Alex Taylor '93, "With roots in the past, new Cox CEO faces future."
- Albuquerque Journal, May 12: Andrew Davis '81, "25 New Mexico students get full-ride college scholarships."
- Ad Week, May 8: Meredith Verdone '81, "Bank of America’s New Chief Marketing Officer Wants to Focus on ‘Making Financial Lives Better.’"
- Town & Country, May 8: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes on the Legacy of Elizabeth Taylor."
- MinnPost, May 8: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Candidates ask: How much is the Minneapolis DFL doing for people of color?"
- Mingtiandi, May 8: Samuel Chu '80, "Phoenix' Sale of Kowloon's Kwun Tong View Confirmed at $225m."
- Eagle-Tribune, May 8: Geoff Fulgione ’14, "Sports in a Minute: Ex-Londonderry stars lead Keene State to lacrosse title."
- CentralMaine.com, May 7: Emilie Klein '13, "College roundup: Colby women’s lacrosse, Thomas softball win conference titles."
- Dayton Daily News, May 5: Alex Taylor '93, "WATCH: Cox executive urges Dayton to reconnect with Great Miami."
- Miami New Times, May 4: Antonia Wright '98, "The Ten Greatest Movies Shot in Miami."
- CBS Minnesota, May 5: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Mayor Candidate Levy-Pounds Delivers 'State Of The City' Address."
- The Hill, May 4: Trevor Potter '74, "Churches cannot be allowed to become political dark money shops."
- ESPN, May 3: Lizette Williams '97, "Career lessons learned from top U.S. marketing executives."
- ITV.com, May 1: Charles Jencks '57, "'Unprecedented' numbers attend garden open day."
- Twin Cities Daily Planet, May 1: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Minneapolis candidates eschew DFL endorsement process and challenge the notion of a ‘one-party town.’"
- LiveScience, April 29: Peter deMenocal '78, "How Would Just 2 Degrees of Warming Change the Planet?"
- The Day, April 28: Rob Simmons '61, "Stonington releases operations report."
- Computer Business Review, April 27: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "10 Pioneers taking open source to the next level."
- VT Digger, April 27: Anthony Iarrapino '94, "Anthony Iarrapino: Marching Closer to Home."
- BBC, April 27: Charles Jencks '57, "Charles Jencks 'gobsmacked' by wife's hero vote win."
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 26: Alex Taylor '93, "Founder’s great-grandson named Cox Enterprises CEO."
- WSB-TV, April 26: Alex Taylor '93, "Cox Enterprises names Alex Taylor as CEO."
- The Day, April 26: Rob Simmons '61, "Stonington to release operations report Friday."
- Wired, April 24: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "The 10-Year Quest to Make Your Phone Do Everything."
- Wicked Local Wellesley, April 21: Tim McCoy '81, "Wellesley McDonald’s franchise owner to be recognized for hiring those with developmental disabilities."
- FOX News, April 21: Steve Forbes '66, "Forbes Encourages Trump to Push 'Massive' Tax Cut Plan: 'Why Wait?'"
- Yahoo Finance, April 19: Charlie Eaton '60, "Eaton Partners Formalizes Capital Raising Platform For Direct Investment Opportunities."
- New York Times, April 19: Steve Forbes '66, "Why Are Republicans Making Tax Reform So Hard?"
- Wired, April 19: Fred Kent '61, "The Brilliant Simplicity of New York’s New Times Square."
- Boston Globe, April 19: Andrew Davis '81, "With $25m gift, Colby College aims for all its students to study abroad."
- Bangor Daily News, April 13: Elle Logan ’06, "Olympic gold medalist of Maine a finalist for top rowing award."
- Computer Business Review, April 13: Mark Shuttleworth, Exchange '91, "Ubuntu founder makes shock return as Canonical CEO."
- FOX News, April 13: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: Chris Christie needs a new (and responsible) strategy to fight opioid abuse."
- Live5News, April 12: Mitch Nylen ’13, "Stingrays Announce Playoff Roster."
- Eagle-Tribune, April 11: Harrison Page '16, "Family reunion: North Andover's Page brothers come together at Babson."
- Competitor.com, April 10: Max McGillivray '12, "When The Boston Marathon Runs In The Family."
- Swaay, April 10: Anna Lisa Falzone '11 and Porter Grieve '11, "This Blogging Couple Is Traveling The Globe As Ethical Minimalists (For Free)."
- Inside the Games, April 10: Elle Logan '06, "Six finalists announced for rowing's Thomas Keller Medal."
- MinnPost, April 10: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Mayoral forum reveals consensus on doing more for north Minneapolis — and skepticism that it will happen."
- BBC, April 6: Esmond Bradley Martin '59, "Would a legal market for rhino horn deter poachers?"
- Forbes, April 4: Alessandro Uzielli '85, "The Man Behind The Ford Brand's Unique Presence In Hollywood."
- Star-Tribune, April 4: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Nekima Levy-Pounds says she won't seek DFL endorsement in Minneapolis mayor's race."
- Huffington Post, April 3: Daniela Schirmer '04, "5 Badass Women And The Canine Companions That Were There Through It All."
- New York Times, April 1: Dan Lyons '78, "Jerks and the Start-Ups They Ruin."
- Northshore Magazine, April: Racket Shreve '63, "Racket Shreve's Art."
- UTNE Reader, Spring 2017: Charles Jencks '57, "Earth to Space."
- DefenseNews, March 31: Richard Spencer '72, "Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon."
- New York Post, March 28: Michael Weatherly '86, "No ‘Bull’: How a young Michael Weatherly annoyed Bill Cosby."
- Total Landscape Care, March 28: Charles Jencks '57, "Landscape designer draws his inspiration from the universe."
- Shape, March 28: Alexandra Janelli '99, "The Surprising Way Hypnosis Changed My Approach to Health and Fitness."
- Santa Fe New Mexican, March 27: Trevor Potter '74, "Looking In: Governor should sign ‘dark-money’ bill."
- Wicked Local Wellesley, March 27: Tim McCoy '81, "Charles River Center to host 'Building a Dream' gala."
- The Westerly Sun, March 22: Rob Simmons '61, "State’s fiscal woes hinder ‘State of Stoningtons.’"
- The Hill, March 18: Trevor Potter '74, "The important money-in-politics questions to ask Judge Gorsuch."
- The Kansas City Star, March 17: John Kavulich '79, "Moran hopes to lift trade restrictions with Cuba despite Trump rhetoric."
- The Atlantic, March 13: Trevor Potter '74, "Washington's Spy Paranoia."
- VPR, March 9: Anthony Iarrapino '94, "PSB Denies Swanton Wind Request For Long-Term Price Contract."
- Wall Street Journal, March 7: Richard Spencer '72, "President Trump Considers Two Candidates for Navy Secretary."
- Star-Tribune, March 8: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Candidates lay out their visions in first Minneapolis mayoral forum."
- Twin Cities Daily Planet, March 6: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "After Sharon: Four candidates of color vie for mayoral seats in Minneapolis and St. Paul."
- KEYC, March 4: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Dr. Nekima Levy-Pounds Inspires Social Change At Gustavus Conference."
- Africa Middle East, March 4: Mark Shuttleworth Exchange '90, "Mark Shuttleworth: Africa’s first dot com millionaire."
- Wall Street Journal, March 1: John Rhodehamel '66, "The Only Washington Biography You Need."
- The Drum, February 28: Frank Blake '67, "Crazy Good Turns podcast by former Home Depot execs highlight stories of worthy non-profits."
- Adirondack Daily Enterprise, February 27: Joe St. Cyr ’14, "Locals hold their own against world’s best."
- North Country Public Radio, February 23: Joe St. Cyr ’14, "Update: Warm weather shouldn't dampen World Snowshoe Championships this weekend in Saranac Lake."
- Miami New Times, February 25: Antonia Wright '98, "MasterMinds 2017: Antonia Wright Sacrifices Her Body for Her Art."
- Politico, February 25: Trevor Potter '74, "Who's watching Trump's ethics watchdogs?"
- Southwest Journal, February 24: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Summit inspires black students to lead."
- MyChamplainValley.com, February 23: Joe St. Cyr ’14, "Darin' Erin: Competitive Snowshoeing."
- MinnPost, February 22: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "What the major Minneapolis mayor candidates' kickoff events say about their campaigns."
- NolaVie, Feburary 21: Folwell Dunbar '84, "(Audio) A Museum of one's own: George Dunbar."
- The Chronicle Herald, February 20: Taylor MacGillivary '09, "NowNS: Drawing insight from illness."
- Hotty Toddy, February 16: Bill Ferris '60, "Former UM Director Receives Arts Commission Lifetime Achievement Award."
- Western Mass News, February 15: Rob Simmons '61, "Russian spy ship spotted off CT coast."
- The Eagle-Tribune, February 14: Bill Perocchi '75, "From Super Bowl to super tournament: Rob Oppenheim's week to remember."
- The New Hampshire, February 14: Kate Haslett '13, "On the Spot with Kate Haslett."
- Hattiesburg American, February 11: Bill Ferris '60, "Author Q&A: William Ferris."
- StarTribune, February 8: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "Nekima Levy-Pounds: State campaign finance board erred on Jacob Frey's funds for Mpls. mayoral race."
- The Westerly Sun, February 8: Rob Simmons '61, "Invest in Amtrak safety, technology, not a bypass."
- CNBC, February 8: Steve Forbes '66, "GOP stalwart Steve Forbes blasts Republicans on 'crazy' border tax's $1 trillion cost to consumers."
- Miami New Times, February 7: Antonia Wright '98, "MasterMind Award 2017 Finalists Announced."
- The Florida Times-Union, February 7: Alex Taylor '93, "Plant that reduces tires to original components opens in Nahunta."
- FOX News, February 6: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: Why THIS will be America's next great infrastructure project."
- The Times-Tribune, February 3: Bobby Farnham '08, "Fan favorite Farnham returns to Wilkes-Barre."
- The Denver Post, February 1: Reed Harwood '97, "Boulder’s Where There Be Dragons in spotlight following Malia Obama’s trip to Bolivia, Peru."
- Row2K, February 1: Carlo Zezza '53, "New book from Carlo Zezza: 'Boys in a Box: Why our top college crews are rowed by foreigners, Why our men won no medals at the Rio Olympics, and What we can do about it.'"
- CBS New York, February 1: Alexandra Janelli '99, "5 NYC Ways To Stay Healthy This Winter, From Spas To Fitness And More."
- Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors Magazine, February 2017: Elle Logan '06, "Intergalactic Maine, marine biology, and golden Olympians."
- KXLF.com, January 18: Jim Madden '66, "Bozeman art organization receives $350,000 grant - aims to inspire change."
- The Hill, January 31: John Kavulich '79, "Airlines gearing up to protect flights to Cuba."
- NolaVie, January 30: Folwell Dunbar '84, "Portrait of a Creative Space: Ember Soberman Studio."
- Boston Globe, January 20: Greg Conrad '13, "Peabody’s Greg Conrad aims for a future in soccer."
- Daily Freeman, January 25: David Lindholm '01, "Soccer: Kingston Stockade FC names Bard assistant David Lindholm new head coach."
- MPB, January 15: Bill Ferris '60, "Bill Ferris aired on MPB."
- Fox News, January 18: Steve Forbes '66, "Steve Forbes: Trump Is An Alpha Male, He Wants To Get Along But If You Want To Get A Fight You Will Get A Fight."
- Phys.org, January 18: Peter deMenocal '78, "Green Sahara's ancient rainfall regime revealed."
- The Providence Journal, January 12: Rob Simmons '61, "Sunday Drive: Stonington a classic New England town."
- The New Yorker, January 12: Trevor Potter '74, "What Trump's Business Plan Fails To Do."
- Washington Post, January 11: Trevor Potter '74, "Donald Trump hasn’t solved any of his conflicts of interest."
- Washington Post, January 9: Trevor Potter '74, "Sessions failed to disclose oil interests as required, ethics experts say."
- Austin American-Statesman, January 6: Alex Taylor '93, "Statesman’s owners tap Austin-based Endeavor as redevelopment partner."
- MinnPost, January 6: Nekima Levy-Pounds '94, "As mayoral campaign begins in Minneapolis, candidates grapple with city-only minimum wage."
- CTV News, January 5: Taylor MacGillivary '09, "Hosts of Halifax ‘Sickboy’ podcast spread message that laughter is the best medicine."
- Miami Herald, January 5: John Kavulich '79, "U.S. trade with Cuba figures don’t add up."
- The Pantagraph, January 4: Shawn Gorman ’84, "L.L. Bean provides another $2.1M in charitable contributions."
- The Wall Street Journal, January 4: Mark Shuttleworth Exchange '90, "Open Source Pioneer Mark Shuttleworth Says Smart “Edge’ Devices Spawn Business Models."
- Refinery29, January 3: Alexandra Janelli '99, "I Got Hypnotized To Finally Break My Skin-Picking Habit."
- Parade, January 3: Michael Weatherly '86, "Bull Star Michael Weatherly: Dr. Bull is Part Con Man, Part Svengali, and Part Manipulator."
- VT Digger, January 2: Anthony Iarrapino '94, "Former State Regulator Now and Entergy Ally."
- Paste Magazine, January 1: Antonia Wright '98, "2017, Are You OK? Asks Artist Antonia Wright."
- Eagle-Tribune, January 1: Anthony Barry '12, "'Calming force' Barry, defense key surprising Merrimack."