A few days after graduation, Dani DeGregory '16 was named Skidmore's first softball All-American. She's only the third Thoroughbred to go All-America in two sports: she was a first-team All-American in field hockey twice. [read more]




Don't Look, a new play by Gina Doherty '14, runs through July 3 as part of Chicago's Something Marvelous festival. Doherty's short play Swept was featured at Between Us Productions' Take Ten Festival in April, and she's workshopped from New York City to Boston to Skidmore. [read more]




Artist Bryan Tuckman '11 is one of 14 New Yorkers interviewed by Gotham magazine about finding success in the Big Apple. For the past five years, he's been working for an artist on Max and Charlie, a massive graphic-novel production set for release later this year.




Last year, attorney Randy Abreu '10 earned national selection as one of 21 fellows of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute in Washington, D.C. He spent nine months interacting with federal government leaders (including President Obama) involved in policies affecting the Latino community. [read more]




Helene Schneider '92, mayor of Santa Barbara, Calif., is one of two Democrats vying to represent the 24th district in the US Congress. A former city councilwoman, she was a founder and chair of the area's Women's Political Committee. [read more]




Todd Faber '91 is president of the Faber Group business development and real estate advisory firm in Sudbury, Mass. He also serves as chair of the Smaller Business Association of New England's Innovation Awards Committee. [read more]




Carol Goldberg '76 earned the Bethany, Conn., Democratic Town Committee's Citizen of the Year Award. A longtime supervising attorney at the public defender's office, she has served on committees to improve health care, preserve historic cemeteries, and plan a new library. [read more]