Alumni News
Borda ’71 Tapped to Revive New York PhilharmonicThe New York Times praised the down-and-out New York Philharmonic’s appointment of Deborah Borda ’71—“one of the most successful arts administrators in the nation”—as its new president and CEO.
Cairl ’99 Featured in Entrepreneur MagazineIn a Q&A in Entrepreneur magazine, Victoria Cairl ’99, VP of Business Development at Show-Score.com, defines entrepreneurship as “following your passion and finding a profit in it.”
Ali '95: My Long, Unfinished Path to American CitizenshipIn an essay in The New Yorker, Mohammed Naseehu Ali '95 reflects upon his ongoing path to becoming an American citizen, which, he fears, could be compromised by the country's increasingly stringent immigration policies.
Rose MFA ’97 Pens Moving Letter in Support of Transgender Rights Harper’s Bazaar published an open letter to Ivanka Trump written by Isabel Rose MFA ’97. In it, she shares the story of her transgender daughter, Sadie, and urges the first daughter to consider from her perspective the issue of transgender students being allowed to use the bathroom of their choice.
Daly ’79 Returns to Dorset Theatre FestivalActor Tim Daly ’79 will star alongside his sister, Tyne Daly, in the world premiere of playwright Theresa Rebeck’s new drama, Downstairs, which will open the Dorset Theatre Festival’s 2017-18 season.