Making it Graphic: Katherine Yungmee Kim ’93 Takes on the Demilitarized Zone
It was in 2011 that Katherine Yungmee Kim ’93 first considered writing a book about the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that, for 60 years, has separated the Korean Peninsula into two bitterly divided nations. Now, thanks to a Time-Out Grant from Vassar, Kim will spend 10 days in July traveling the 155-mile-long DMZ, interviewing South Koreans about the role of the boundary in their everyday lives for a graphic novel. Read More …
An Advocate for Migrant Workers
After graduating, Katia Chapman '12 went to work for Rural and Migrant Ministry, a local not-for-profit that provides cultural and educational programs as well as advocacy and support for migrant workers and their families throughout New York State. Read More …
War Crimes on Trial
C. Mildred Thompson Lecturer David J Scheffer, the first U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, talks about international justice and what has been learned during the war crimes trials in Rwanda, Yugoslavia, and Cambodia. Read More …
2013 Reunion Registration Now Open!
If your class year ends in either 3 or 8, your Reunion is coming up June 7-9. (One exception is '48, which will reunion with their "sisters" in the Class of 1949 in 2014.) Online registration is now live and paper registrations are in the mail. Sign up early for a chance to come for free. Read More …
