Karen Shih ’09
Students Learn to Game Algorithms and Grow Audiences in Popular Class
How to Make Friends as an Adult—and Keep Them
In New Book, Psychologist Debunks Myths, Offers Tips
Fifty years after the law’s passage, the legacy of Bernice Sandler Ed.D. ’69 endures through the millions of girls and women whose lives she’s changed.
Creating Style to Augment Substance
Costume Designer Makes Stars Shine on Small and Big Screens
Alum’s Popular ‘Cat Cafés’ in D.C., Hollywood Draw Celebrities While Saving Kitties
No Appetite for Racist Stereotypes
In New Book, Professor Chews Over the Consequences of Food Shaming
Book Pulls the Lid Off Canned Food’s History
Cupboard Staple’s Impact Goes Beyond the Dinner Table
In just a decade, Anthony Casalena ’05 (above) has taken his company from
a one-man operation in his Maryland dorm room to one that can afford a $4 million Super Bowl ad.
The journalism major scaled back her jump-roping practice schedule during freshman year at Maryland, but she’s getting warmed back up for national competition with a trip to Brazil later this month in part to entertain World Cup fans.
