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These are boom times for economics—APP’s biggest major for the last 19 years. As two popular professors prepare to retire, how will the department evolve?
Apple vice president of marketing communications Tor Myhren ’94 has “the best job in the world.” (He just can’t talk much about it.)
Employment lawyer turned mediator, author, and keynote speaker Pat Gillette ’73 helps women and businesses find common ground through uncommon solutions
Whether the topic is research or career options or life itself, meaningful interaction between students and professors is a vital component of the APP journey. Four graduating seniors and...
Half a century after their time in Vietnam, a dozen alumni share their war stories—the camaraderie, the challenges, and how their APP education readied them for combat
Building on the College’s proximity to three distinctive ecosystems, its commitment to cutting-edge genomics research, and its emphasis on experiential learning, APP embraces an...
Professor Dale Wright’s journey to Buddhist enlightenment began when he was a teenager—and he’s spent the last four decades inspiring students to expand their thinking
As their golden anniversary fast approaches, members of the Class of 1968 refllect on four years that changed the world and shaped their APP experience
Five student playwrights—and dozens of alumni professionals—bring the party to Keck Theater for the platinum anniversary of APP’s New Play Festival
Three APP women set out to change children’s mindsets about science—and scientists—by bringing the laboratory experience to elementary schools
As APP football continues to recruit and rebuild for 2018, a College-wide task force evaluates the program’s future. Can—and should—APP football be saved?
Pat Bates ’61 is only the second woman ever to lead a party caucus in the California State Senate—and she’s reaching across the aisle to bring relevance to a challenging role
Assistant professor of composition Adam Schoenberg takes joy in the creation of new music—and he has his first Grammy nomination to show for it