News & Stories: Alumni

Dr. Kimberly Becher '02, a small town practitioner, illustrates the intensity of the life of a doctor and why they suffer high burnout rates.

Susan Booth '85 has been named artistic director of the Goodman Theater in Chicago, one of the most influential regional nonprofits in the country.

Directed by Denison grads, 'Poser' premiered at Tribeca this spring. The film highlights the Columbus underground music scene.

Alan Phung '22 will continue to grow his business, Mai Coffee, as he transitions to a new position with Morningstar financial services.

Sara Abou Rashed '21 shares how her mother’s cookie recipe helped her form a friendship with an unlikely neighbor in a Columbus performance.

For Andrew Levitt, the iconic role of Edna in the national tour of "Hairspray" is the perfect marriage of his drag queen and theater backgrounds.

"My true passions in life are connecting the dots, community building, and championing the underdog": Film consultant & producer Medha Jaishanker.

The corporate response to the Russian invasion, wielding ESG – environmental, social, and governance – standards, has been unprecedented.

Maria Taylor '19 will run as part of a Boston Children's Hospital marathon team, to raise $7,500 for children with rare genetic disorders.

Mitchell Kreuch '88 has been tapped to lead Twitter's revenue growth across the Southeast Asia region.

James Clear's "Atomic Habits" scores No. 1 on McKinsey reading lists for Business, Decision-making, and Organizational Behavior.

Orlando Taylor's '57 lifelong advocacy for education is evident in his work today leading an NSF-funded grant to advance women in the STEM fields.

Emmy-winning Matthew Hamachek '03 shares stories from his first Hollywood foray on the set of Master and Commander.

Working with individuals in recovery has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career says Dr. Matthew Christiansen '05 (Biology major).

Leading Ohio's Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever, biologist Cody Grasser '09 partners with the USDA, ODNR, and the Ohio Division of Wildlife.

Claudia Sahm '98, a Director at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, and creator of the Sahm Rule recession indicator, on Bloomberg Radio.

Cinema major Logan Floyd '16 is in L.A. pursuing his dream of storytelling through cinematography. Next stop, an MFA at American Film Institute.

Marie (Smith) Webb '96 has been named the Chief Talent & Inclusion Officer for EPB, an energy company in Tennessee.

"Leaders embrace ownership," says History major and former Marine Ben Minor 03, one of five life leadership lessons he shares.

Black executive board member Matt Nowling '21 has accepted the presidency of the College Democrats of America.

Author Pam Houston '83 gets kudos and the Colorado Book Award for creative nonfiction for her book “Deep Creek: Finding Hope in the High Country."

Anna Spain Bradley '99, an expert in international law and human rights has been named vice chancellor for equity, diversity & inclusion at UCLA.

Jazz Pharmaceuticals today announced the appointment of Kim Sablich '90 as executive vice president, general manager of North America.

Economics major Ryan Brown '18 helps his clients plan for the future as he shares his financial expertise.

University of Colorado Law School Professor Anna Spain Bradley '99 has been elected to Council on Foreign Relations.

Wes Judd is burning up the miles as an ultramarathoner - with seven top-ten finishes.

Entrepreneur Emily Merrell '09 majored in Spanish & Comm., worked for Tory Burch & now leads Six Degrees Society, with chapters across the US.

Homestead aficionado Richard Downs '77 shares his views on sustainability and the future.

In his music, Joey "Aich" contrasts violence and racism directed toward black lives with his desire to make an impact in his community.

Screen playwright Jeffrey Hatcher '80 shares behind-the-scenes intel about "the Good Liar," starring Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen