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Imagining a Future Incarceration Free

It begins with systemic change where all people in America have equal opportunity. It begins by breaking the cycle of poverty. By breaking the cycle of violence. The cycle of sex trafficking. It begins by stopping systemic racism and the oppression of black and brown...

Clarence R. Allen

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John I. Castor

Paul Faust

Paul Harry Faust (Chemistry, Throop, 1941) passed on at his daughter Betty’s home in the southeast of Mexico on January 13, 2021. He would have been 102 this April. After graduation, he worked as a chemical engineer in Mobil Oil beginning in the Torrance refinery...

David A. Evans, DAA

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Making a Federal Case for Climate Action

How John Dabiri, PhD (MS ’03, PhD ’05), is helping shape the Biden administration’s plans for addressing climate change

Etched in Your Mind

The key to lasting memories, Caltech researchers have determined, is teamwork.

Wesley R. Sandell

Obituary

BS ’44

Rethinking the Building Block

Alumni News

Toy companies Roominate and Crossbeams, both founded by Caltech alumni, challenge traditional ideas of what a toy is, whom it's made for, and how it can inspire. Sydney Fish, age 9, takes a break from the morning session at her summer camp to build a toy house. Using...