Punch magazine spent an afternoon chasing rare bottles of whiskey with top rare spirits hunter, Alex Bachman '01. Read all about it.

In her latest cover story for TIME, "Can Bad Men Change," Dockterman '09 examines the difficult subject of sex offender therapy. Read the story.

Jack Gomberg '14, a Pomona College graduate with a BA in Neuroscience, has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Israel from the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Gomberg will conduct research at Tel Hai College and the Rabin Medical Center as part of a project to study the biopsychological effects of medical clowning therapy on patient outcomes through both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Specifically, he will pursue biological markers of stress reduction correlating with medical clowning exposure. He also hopes to learn more about the unique field of medical clowning therapy and build a bridge between Israeli and American patient care innovations.

Brittney Cato '09 has been selected as the keynote speaker at Loras College's 179th commencement exercises in May. Cato is an associate attorney with Hinshaw and Culbertson LLP. Read more.

WGN's Rick Kogan '69 sat down recently with fellow alumnus Chuck Freilich '68, Director of Repriorment and Lifelong Engagement at Mather LifeWays. Freilich elaborates on his work at Mather's—More Than a Café and working with older adults making life transformations. Listen to their conversation.