When Vjosa Musliu ’08 first started writing a book about her childhood experiences during the Kosovo War, she wanted to preserve her memories.
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Lauren Gaskins ’18, ’22 spent a lifetime watching her grandmother take care of the people who lived in her New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) complex in the Bronx. ... MORE
Decades after the Nazis invaded Poland and sent millions of Jews to concentration camps, a class of high school boys from an Orthodox Jewish high school in Brooklyn arrived in Warsaw to revisit their family history. ... MORE
David Shakes has shared a stage with the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, Ossie Davis, and Josh Brolin. But his most constant companion on the stage has been Frederick Douglass, the celebrated Civil Rights leader of the 19th century. ... MORE
Twelve years after Alka Merlin ’08 first arrived in Canada and nearly two years after she became a citizen, the native Croatian received the King Charles III Coronation Medal for her contributions to her new country. ... MORE
Veteran. Psychotherapist. Advocate. Paul Muccigrosso ’12 will bring all three roles to his new job as the military and veteran career advisor at Empire State University. ... MORE
When Patty Uttaro was a child growing up in Rochester, she and her nine siblings always looked forward to their monthly walks to the neighborhood library. ... MORE
When Edwin Lee Gibson ’12 was cast as Ebraheim in “The Bear,” he was given a one-line description of his character: “A mystery who’s lived 1,000 lives.” ... MORE
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