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A former Mitchell Scholar in Ireland and previous chair of the board of the Maine/Ghana Youth Network, this Mainer is now hooked on her daily newspaper reporter job in central Maine. Read more »

Starting with the Colby Echo, Matt Apuzzo's journalism career has progressed nicely, to the point of being awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Read more »

Read how this tech know-it-all manages his time and became a tech journalist for O'Reilly Media. Read more »

A reporter for the Washington Post embedded with troops in Iraq and wrote a book about the challenges of coming home from war and reintegrating in a country where the war is not a major part of public consciousness. 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 »

The creator of a word-and-image exhibit titled "Reproducing Motherhood," exhibited at Stanford, this artist has a second project titled "Inheritance." Read more »

This longtime educator is living, quite seriously, in a fantasy world. The principal of Brentsville District High School, he also writes fantasy novels.  Read more »

A first person essay reflects on how times and people change—and how a liberal arts education serves one well. Read more »

What’s in your career sandwich? Jocelyn Wooten Giangrande ’88 has built a business around helping women answer that question. Read more »