November

November 2018 (16 Articles)

• TC Cares: Providing Resources and Support

• Taking Schools to Court

  A suit filed by TC’s Michael Rebell charges Rhode Island with providing diminished access to civic education

• The Pathfinder

  TC’s new president has spent his career pondering how to make education enriching for all comers

• Responding to a Most Hateful Act

  Wednesday, November 28, 2018

• Mourning Olivia Hooker

  The TC alumna, survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre and a leading voice for learning disabled students, was 103

• Party in the Park: Toasting to a record year for the Annual Fund

• The 2018 African Diaspora International Film Festival

  From Kofi Annan and Sandra Bland to Black Mexico and comedies of manners

• Peter Coleman in the NYT on How to Handle Difficult Conversations at Thanksgiving

• How the Future Was Won

  TC’s Campaign raised a record $345 million. Both the money – and the way it was raised – will strengthen the College in creating a better world

• Reflections on a Home Run

  Suzanne Murphy’s call to action was: Fund Your Passion! In the following interview, she recalls how and why alumni and friends did just that

• Helping Veterans to Get Help

  TC’s Resilience Center pilots a new form of short-term therapy

• In People They Trust

  Kathryn Hill finds that for black public school parents, trust requires vigilance and dialogue

• Children's Art Exhibit at Macy Gallery Promotes Global Citizenship

• Memory Speaks

  An iconic TC course inspires a family tale of heroism during World War II

• “It’s All Up to Me to Learn”

  TC Zankel Fellow Shannon Allison is applying Navajo wisdom to lead change in her school community.

• Good Vibrations

  From a buzzing wrist device to better exercise therapies, new advances in treating degenerative movement disorders