WABC-TV's Josh Einiger ’96 moderates a panel of four HM alumni physicians on topics related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Panelists include Douglas Ewing '87, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University and Division Chief of Minimally Invasive Surgery at Hackensack Medical Center; Robert Grossberg '88, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Jeffrey Klausner '82, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine and Public Health at UCLA; and Alexi Nazem '00, MD, MBA, co-founder and CEO of Nomad Health and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine. 

This is a follow-up panel discussion to one that aired on May 14th, which included all of the alumni listed above plus Dr. Jennifer Ashton '87.  To view the original, please click here: https://www.horacemann.org/alumni/events

The 2020 Presidential Election Topics related to the upcoming 2020 presidential election are addressed by a panel of HM alumni experts, including Marc Fisher '76, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and editor of the Washington Post, Joseph Pinion III '01,Founder and CEO of the Conservative Color Coalition, Winnie Stachelberg '82,EVP of External Affairs at the Center for American Progress, and HM parent Julian Zelizer, Professor of History and Public Affairs at Princeton University. Dr. Daniel Link, Chair of Upper Division History, serves as moderator.

Four of HM's greatest athletes reflect on their years as student athlete-scholars, their professional lives, and athlete activism. Panelists include: Kim Belton '76, former college All-Star and current producer, NBA Studio at ESPN; Bethany Donaphin '98, former professional WNBA player for the New York Liberty and current Head of League Operations at the WNBA; Dr. Renee Richards '51, former professional tennis player, current ophthalmologist and celebrated transgender rights pioneer; and Dr. Richard Traum '58, founder, president, and CEO of Achilles International and the first person to complete the New York City Marathon with a prosthetic leg.

Harrison Bader '12, centerfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, chats with Kristin Lax, Director of Alumni Relations, about his years at HM, his rise to the MLB, and other topics such as his pre-game ritual.

Stephanie Chou '05 shares the thought process and passion that drives her success as a saxophonist, singer, composer, and mathematician, then performs her original composition, "Kangding Love Song."

Please note:  A portion of this interview includes a reference to a historical event that may not be appropriate for younger audiences.

Cruciverbalist Finn Vigeland '10 discusses how he become a published NY Times crossword constructor four months after graduating from HM and shares his love for brain-stimulating games of logic.

Professional photographer Flo Ngala '13 – a frequent contributor to the New York Times and Rolling Stone Magazine and photographer of Cardi B. and Gucci Mane – visited the Upper Division on 10/20/20 and spoke about her experiences as an HM photography student, the challenges and successes she faced while establishing her career, and the stories and inspiration behind her art.

For more of Flo's work click on her website: http://www.flongala.com.

Let's celebrate our fall athletes from the Class of 2021 who have competed with pride on the gridiron and fields, on the courts, and in the pool! Go Lions!

The HM Spirit Squad performs a compilation of Tik Tok dances.

Enjoy this photomontage featuring some of HM's cutest four-legged friends.

Although circumstances make an in-person Homecoming celebration impossible this year, the pride HM lions feel for each other and for the school is stronger than ever! Please enjoy this video snapshot of the unwavering spirit and the ties that bind us to each other and to the world around us.

Upper Division visual arts teacher Kim Do demonstrates how to use primary colors to paint the likeness of the HM lion sculpture on canvas.