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Reynold Levy '66 was featured in a New York Times article about the annual Lincoln Center spring gala, which this year will be held in his honor in advance of his departure as president of Lincoln Center in December.
"Now in the fund-raising finale to close out his 11 years at Lincoln Center, he has set out to raise more than $8 million for the annual spr... More >>
Lucy Kaylin '81 has taken the reins as editor in chief of "O, The Oprah Magazine," having replaced Susan Casey. Kaylin was most recently deputy editor of the magazine.
Citing an announcement from the company, an article in the New York Observer quotes Oprah Winfrey, "I am grateful to Susan Casey, whose creativity, energy and talent has taken the magazine ... More >>
Throughout his career, Trustee Daniel L. Rosensweig '83 has created internship opportunities for HWS students to work directly with him in California. Recently, the chief executive officer and president of Chegg helped Erin O'Brien '14 find an internship in sales and marketing in New York City. This summer, O'Brien will intern with Schoology, a collabora... More >>
Peter J. Gregory '07 was recently featured among the "2013 Up & Coming Attorneys" in The Daily Record's 2013 Excellence in Law issue. Gregory is an associate attorney in the litigation group of McConville, Considine, Coorman & Morin P.C.
In recognizing him in the issue, The Daily Record noted, "Peter J. Gregory considers himself an advocate and ad... More >>
Dr. Robert Peter Gale '66 and medical writer Eric Lax '66 recently published a guest blog for the science section of The Huffington Post. Titled "Radiation: What it is and What You Need to Know About it," the piece shares some of the information the two present in their book, in question and answer format.
For example, they answer the question: "What do y... More >>
Ever since Peter Goff ‘89 decided to pursue a career in teaching science, he has understood the significance of exposing students to real world issues-a realization that has not only reshaped his career, but the academic focus of many aspiring college students.
As a high school science teacher and volleyball coach at the Vermont Commons School-a college ... More >>
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton recently spoke at a private event in Irving, Texas, to the National Multi-Housing Council's board of directors, a trade group that represents the apartment building industry. This was her first paid speech since leaving the State Department. HWS Trustee Tom Bozzuto '68, who serves as the Council's Chair, in... More >>
Surrounded by friends from the HWS community, acclaimed syndicated columnist and television show host Ben Wattenberg '55, L.H.D. '75 was inducted into the Druid Society on Friday, April 19, during the annual Charter Day ceremonies and dinner.
At the event, which began with a procession leading into St. John's Chapel, Wattenberg remarked on his time as an ... More >>
Trustee Daniel L. Rosensweig '83, the chief executive officer and president of Chegg, is featured in a recent article in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
The article begins, "Dan Rosensweig wants to reimagine the textbook and the campus bookstore and online tutoring-and he wants them all to be delivered through his website."
It goes on to explain Chegg'... More >>
Rashid Perkins '12 was recently featured in a piece by the New York Times editorial board about the Fresh Air Fund. Perkins participated in the Fresh Air Fund's summer program starting at 7 years old.
The article begins, "Rashid Perkins still remembers that first day. One summer morning, when he was 7, he left his home in Jamaica, Queens. At the Port Auth... More >>