Before we meet for coffee on a summer afternoon, Michelle Snyder is showing a high school student how to set up a bank account. “She didn’t know if she needed...
It’s hard to overstate the influence Edward Ruscha has had on contemporary American art. His body of work, pieces of which are exhibited in the likes of the Metropolitan...
On an unusually warm June Saturday afternoon in Mexico City at the base of the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Santa Fe Campus, a gaggle...
In one of the closing scenes of Beyoncé’s “Formation” music video, the final segment of her 2016 viral visual album Lemonade, she stands in front of the...
Maybe you haven’t spent that much time thinking about it, but it is a weird facet of the human experience that a collection of sounds you make by blowing air...
Best-selling author and social scientist Brené Brown is a self-described authentic mess—and her fans love her for it.
As she stood backstage waiting to kick...
Never Lost Again
by Bill Kilday, BA ’90, MPA, MBA ’94
These days avoiding traffic jams and getting from Point A to Point B is as easy as plugging in information...
Sammie & Budgie
By Scott Semegran, BA ’93
Simon Burchwood has always known that his young son Sammie is special—most recently after discovering the boy...
It’s a seemingly average day in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The sun is blazing, the mountains loom in the distance, and the people in the rows of neighborhoods go...
People don’t often look back on middle school longingly. But ask Alejandra Ortega, BS ’15, and she’ll tell you those hormonal years provided some of her fondest...
