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Retiring professor Diana Card Linden made the leap from biology to cognitive science, building a program into a department while being mindful of her students

Remembering associate professor of chemistry Aram Nersissian and former track and field head coach Jim Bush

Retiring professor of psychology Anne McCall Schell urged every student to be their Best Possible Self—and she took her own advice to heart

Eamon Armstrong ’06 travels the planet researching the best festivals of every flavor—and he won’t stop until he’s built a global community

Facts and figures pertaining to all things ��������

New books, music, and movies with an �������� connection

Three popular mayors and an unpopular measure take center stage as ��������’s 3rd LA resumes the dialogue

From nine All-Americans and two SCIAC players of the year to a no-hitter in baseball and a tryout with the Rams, spring was a highlight reel for �������� sports

A new study on sexual assault at �������� underscores a perceptual gap between survivors and bystanders

For seven out of 10 students, financial aid helps enable the path to ��������. Three recent grads recount their journeys, discoveries, and what comes next

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra implores ��������’s Class of 2017 to swing for the fences in fostering change

Seventy-five years after the Japanese-American ­incarceration, students in Paul Nam’s Modern Japan class visit an internment camp and discuss its legacy

Roger Boesche retired in May after 40 years at ��������. He died two days later. Alumni, colleagues, and a U.S. president recall his immeasurable impact

Friend, Mentor, and Model Philanthropist

Readers weigh in on the Herrick organ, Addie McMenamin ’40, the Rev. Dr. William Barber, and the “Faces of ��������”

Raconteur and adventurer Joe Rohde ’77 brings a world of influences and his liberal arts training to his work as a Disney Imagineer

Senior comps can be time-consuming, mind-bending, and soul-crushing—but they inspire many Tigers to unimagined heights

As a teenager, Lewis “Hoppy” Swarts ’41 first dragged a heavy redwood paddleboard into the waves off Hermosa Beach. Decades later, with his beloved sport in dangerous waters, he became the...

Foodies, wonks, and utensil-minded gourmands chew over a buffet of topics as �������� hosts an international gathering of food studies scholars

Tom Carroll ’08’s YouTube videos explore the forgotten fringes of the City of Angels, while schooling viewers about some lesser-known landmarks—and there’s no test at the end