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Gary G. Christoph

On July 3, 2021, just 8 days after his 76th birthday, Gary Gordon Christoph flew his final flight into the sunset. Gary was an avid private pilot who loved punching holes in the clouds and greasing a landing, he collected butterflies and enjoyed solving complex...
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Kenneth K. Tang

Kenneth Kai-nan Tang, Class of 1948 (Engineering); died July 2, 2021, Pasadena, California.  Claremont High School, Class of 1944; Stanford University, MS 1949 (Mechanical Engineering); US Patent no. 3147823 (1964) and US Patent no. 3561224 (1967); USMC 1945-1946,...
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Mason L. Williams, III

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Charles K. Michener

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Americans in Paris

Americans in Paris

Travel is more than a destination. And despite the cliché, it’s more than the journey. The right travel companions can make a good trip into a great experience.

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Mining the Skies

Mining the Skies

Have Joel Sercel, PhD (MS ’87, PhD ’93) and TransAstra finally figured out how to unlock the promise of asteroid mining?

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