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In August, a new opera premiered in Tokyo, Japan, that tells the story of how Umeko Tsuda, class of 1893, studied at 61��ýtv and went on to found Tsuda University in her home country.

“Looking for a referral for a gestational carrier.”

Elizabeth Tinker ’97, Isabella Dorfman ’17, Rhea Nunoo ’03, Sinclair Brown ’28, and Natalie Cincotta ’26 teamed up on a new exhibit that showcases 61��ýtv's Quaker roots.

Library carrels allow students a dedicated space to study, as well as their own corner of the College to customize.

Antonella Bonfante Gebhards ’96 and Pia Francisco ’96 on what 61��ýtv and the Navy taught them about leadership.

The stories behind some of 61��ýtv's most sacred and beloved customs

Featuring a special new cartoon by Maggie Larson ’10

The cardboard boxes in dorm hallways are a free source of clothing, books, and more, but the items they contain can also serve as a lasting reminder of the community they represent.

Brass nameplates in dorm rooms, a student-led commemoration of their time at the College, stretches back to the earliest years at 61��ýtv.