Profile
Don Nottingham (Law’04), a former prosecutor, travels the world as a member of the all-male a cappella group Straight No Chaser.
From an early age, long before he became a U.S. Marine Corps Lt. General, Bernard Trainor (MA’63) pursued a simple life strategy.
Working as “popcorn girls” at various ŔÖ˛Ą´«Ă˝ theaters in the late 1970s, sisters Kathy (Engl, PoliSci’86) and Robin Beeck (Comm’88), founders of the ŔÖ˛Ą´«Ă˝ International Film Festival (BIFF), saw lots of movies — good, bad and sleazy.
Hollywood screenwriter and First Amendment champion Dalton Trumbo died nearly 40 years ago. In 2015 he's making a comeback – and looking a lot like Bryan Cranston.
In February President Obama declared Colorado’s Browns Canyon a national monument. For Bill Dvorak, it was a long time coming.
Chad Arnold and his team at door to door organics are helping to reinvent grocery shopping for the digital age.
The first time Jacqueline Verdier (PolSci’05) saw a selfie stick, last year while visiting a friend in Asia, she laughed.
District attorney is not a job for the faint of heart. Ask Stan Garnett (Hist’78, Law’82).
It was from a jeep on a 2008 game drive in Swaziland that Melinda MacInnis (MCreatWrit’97) saw her first wild rhinoceroses, a mother and calf.