Alberto describes a project in Mexico that offers valuable insights on how to adapt to the more extreme weather of climate change.

In 1933, the New York Black Yankees and the Philadelphia Stars played one game of the Colored Championship of the Nation at Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, New Jersey. It became a favorite venue of the National Negro League. The stadium will soon have a new life.

Internet access is a tool of everyday life. During the pandemic it became a lifeline, but one that was out of reach to many poor families. Ann Coulter ’04 makes the case for public-owned digital assets, describing how Chattanooga’s EPB Telecom made its world class fiber optic service accessible to everyone who needed it.

A local Samba band with dancers performed at the Loeb50 Gala, provoking a variety of responses from the crowd. Shaney Peña-Gómez ‘18, Patti Brown ‘10, Natalia Dopazo ‘23, Steve Lewis and Rodolpho Ramina ‘04 share their reactions.

Is the sun setting on Portland, Oregon’s old means of governance? Randy Gragg LF ‘06 explains and the voters decide

Inga Saffron ‘12 gives some background on Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, who spoke with Virginia Prescott during the Loeb50 Reunion