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Heather Kamins

Spring 2023

A smiling person in an inflatable flamingo raft.

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Around the Pond

Flocking together
Under construction
Sacred smoke

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Will Flavell sitting in his office

A New Zealander in New England

Māori Fulbright Scholar Will Flavell finds common ground in Massachusetts

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Frank Oglesby ’83 emerging from a recording booth with script in hand

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‘The Voice of the T’

Recognize the familiar baritone of Frank Oglesby ’83?

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Photos of disabled people by Lauren Anders Brown ’07 in front of a globe background

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Bodily autonomy for one billion

Lauren Anders Brown ’07 curates a UN exhibition on disabled lives

Fall 2022

Illustration of two designs for sweatshirts.

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An expanding universe of design

Items created for some can be helpful for all

Fall 2022

A PVTA bus labeled “Electric Bus” is seen driving away, with illustrated lightning bolts around it.

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Running on renewables
Mapping ‘Black Presence’
Engineering a better world

Fall 2022

Five figures stand in a line. Four have long hair and wear white t-shirts and jeans. The fifth is a mannequin.

Accomplished

Living the brand
Potential energy

Fall 2022

Photo and graphic collage of soccer player.

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Out of his comfort zone

The story of a soccer star

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Underwater photograph of a fish and pale green lily pads on stalks against a green background, doubled in reflection in the surface of the water

Glimpse

Astounding light

Looking below the surface with Lisa Beskin ’99MFA

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Oil painting of a house in a field in bright pink, purple, yellow, and green

‘Let the paint be paint’

Peter Batchelder ’86 brings a fresh twist to the New England landscape

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Statue of Lady Justice holding the scales of justice with the sky in the background

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Life after Roe

What a post-Roe v. Wade world might look like

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Cross-stitched image of flowers below image text: Bad character (I)

Needle In a Library Stack

The ‘unseen labor’ that helps us find the data we’re looking for