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She lives two blocks from New York's Public Theater, where she works. On average she reads a play per day and sees 100 shows a year. Too much theater? No way. Read more »

Plain old jazz doesn't quite do this music justice because, really, this is something new. The percussionist for Attack/Adorn/Decay and other postmodern musical groups. Read more »

In England, blending the fundamentals of archeology with the creative how-to of scriptwriting, directing, and film production. Think The History Channel meets a museum kiosk. Read more »

Colby football isn't always perceived as a springboard to the NFL, but several former Mules fill NFL jobs, including the Baltimore Ravens' director of player personnel. Read more »

Coming home to the island of North Haven, Maine, this chef has capitalized on the burgeoning local and organic food movements by working almost solely with locally grown and harvested foods. Read more »

Gossip Girl? The TV show is based on books by this Colby alumna, who was writing a new book about a small liberal arts college in Maine. Hmmm. Read more »

After working a traditional job in publishing, this Maine native—an English major turned potter—now has his sgraffito pottery in galleries all over New England. Read more »

To help students navigate their first year of college, this chief of health promotion services at Washington University in St. Louis relies on prevention and risk reduction programs. Read more »

Following the success of his book Over the Moat, this writer now runs Mandarin Media, a public relations firm that publicizes travel to Southeast Asia. Read more »