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Now, with 2025 already in motion, I’m thinking about what stays, what goes and what needs to be imagined.

From Lair to political campaign trail, Kol Van Giesen explains how a summer in the woods prepared him for anything.

Chancellor by semester, camper by summer. Rich Lyons answers ten questions about the Lair.

I asked a couple of staffers at the Lair why they’re coming back—and why they can’t wait to do it again.

The Lair doesn’t just have activities. It has a vocabulary that weaves its way through everything.

This summer, I’m making the case for making memories, not coffee runs, for s’mores, not spreadsheets.

Here are some affirmations — part pep talk, part wink and a touch of shameless pun.

I explore how studying politics within this campus culture is really shaping the next generation of political participants and leaders.

Bryan champions the Confucian value of humility, redefining what it means to be an artist in an industry often fueled by competition.

You heard me. He is her — only reincarnated. 

Engaging in this experience centered around personal growth is the best holistic step forward in a long and dynamic career path.

There is a profound need for a fundamental ethical transformation of how we think about non-human animals and how we act on that thinking.