Ukraine: Alumni Reflect on Wartime Resilience, Part II

For two alumni who worked and served in Ukraine, lessons from the time abroad are a window into the war unfolding now.
Split Peas and Asylees

In Portland, Maine, last spring, a number of food production workers stopped washing their hands, and it was Abbey Mitchell’s job to find out why.
Healing Post-Soviet Ukraine through Music

When Yo-Yo Ma—perhaps the world’s most famous living classical musician—played his cello at the border entry point in Laredo, Texas, last April, it was a perfect example of how the culture of classical music is changing.