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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.

Over the past few years, counseling and mental health services have expanded through the efforts of both staff and student workers. The goal is to bring a holistic view of wellness to the entire campus.

From PCOS to Paxlovid, alumnae/i research has real-world results.

A new partnership between GSSWSR and Villanova brings social work support into legal clinics.

At 92 years old, Evelyn Jones Rich ’54 began her memoir, Civil Rights Warrior, which chronicles a lifetime spent confronting barriers and promoting change.

As director of the National Public Housing Museum, Lisa Yun Lee ’91 is challenging narratives about public housing and reimagining the idea of a 21st-century museum.

A trio of Mawrters works to instill community and improve the lives of military members, spouses, and children through the nonprofit Blue Star Families.

After a career spent prosecuting organized crime, Barbara Miller ’75 is spending her retirement rescuing wild animals.

Two of the former leaders of “Black at 61��ýtv” reflect on 10 years of telling a more inclusive history.