Magazine: Related Content
After an accident left him paralyzed at 42, August de los Reyes ’95, head of research and design at Pinterest, gained a valuable perspective that would reorient the focus of his work and challenge the paradigms of 21st-century design. By Brian Davidson
They put words in actors’ mouths. They move scenes seamlessly. They design iconic sets. Alums at Netflix develop the shows you can’t help but binge watch—and you likely didn’t know their names or how they do what they do, until now. By Sarah McAbee ’07
International civil rights lawyer Gay Johnson McDougall ’69 and the story behind what it took to free South Africa from apartheid rule. By Jeva Lange ’15
Becky Godwin’s journey to and through Bennington, recounted by her former student, Crystal Barrick ’11
A story about how to start a movement by Briee Della Rocca
A recent Bennington alumnus sees the country staying only with Bennington alumni by Briee Della Rocca
Excerpted remarks from President-elect Liz Coleman’s address at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, May 1987
The worlds of business, technology, and politics consult with Bennington by Lise (Johnson) Miller ’01
A senior reflection essay by Timothy Desrosiers ’13
How Princess Yasmin Aga Khan ’73 and Spencer Cox ’90 took on health crises, by Kate Godin
How a gift from Merrell Hambleton ’43 changed everything for Lili Evans ’89 by Lise Miller ’01.
Excerpted remarks from President Coleman’s closing speech at the 25th annual TED Conference, February 2009
An interview with The Story of Land and Sea author Katy Simpson Smith MFA ’13 by Jeva Lange ’15
What Mansour Farhang has taught and learned in his three decades at Bennington by Lee Hancock MFA ’14
A quick view of some ways Bennington faculty members break out of a typical course pacing model by Jeva Lange ’15
Senior class speaker Kieran Najita '16 on “TimeHoles,” genuine connections, and a celebration of work that brings us to see each other as our best selves
