Arches Autumn 2019

Loggers make their way through the world with a confidence born of a clear sense of purpose and a call to lead. Unsatisfied with the status quo, they nurture a fundamental desire to build upon what is and embrace what could be. They are impatient for things to be better. For society to be better. For people to be better. For gluten-free brownies to be better. And when problems arise—injustices, inefficiencies, inadequacies—they’re the first in line with solutions, unafraid to ask “Why?” before asking “What if?” and “Why not?”

In this issue, our third in a series exploring the meaning of success, we pick the brains of the innovators, those whose focus on the future is unwavering—and whose vision of it is changing the way we interact with the world.

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President's Book Club

President Crawford talks about why Demographics and the Demand for Higher Education was high on his reading list and what the college is doing to prepare for coming shifts in the U.S. population.

Cloud Pleaser

Margaret Dawson ’86 used to have an office at Red Hat, the open-source software giant where she’s vice president of product marketing. It was at the company’s product and technology headquarters in Westford,…

Digital Historian

The students had signed up for what was billed as “an immersive experience,” an opportunity to spend time learning about the food cultures of Tacoma. A historian, Andrew had the task of introducing students, most…

Eye Opener

There is sculpture, mixed media, playful photo-realism, and the breathtaking photography of the late Gordon Parks. Some of the works are political, confronting the viewer with unexpected …