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Nancy Avery Dafoe K’74 has a new novel published by Rogue Phoenix Press. Both End in Speculation is the second novel in a murder mystery series written by Dafoe.

Cora Alsante ’85 has recently been selected by Hancock Estabrook, LLP, for inclusion in “Upstate New York Super Lawyers” for 2018.

Charlie Warzel ’10 was recently featured in an episode of the new Netflix original series, Follow This. The series follows the path of BuzzFeed journalists as they look into and dissect quirky internet phenomenons through an investigative lens.

Phillip L. Zweig ’68 recently wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal, titled “Where Does the Law Against Kickbacks Not Apply? Your Hospital.” Along with co-author Dr. Frederick Blum, Zweig explores the effects Amazon has on the shortages and high prices of drugs in hospitals.

Raye Leith ’78 will exhibit her work at the Georgetown Spring Art Walk in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, May 5.

For the fifth annual “Bytes and Bylines” mixer, Eric Kuhn ’09 co-hosted the Irish-infused party at the ambassador of Ireland’s residence in Washington, D.C.

Eric Nieminen ’16 will ride the Pan-Mass Challenge this summer. The event will fundraise for the Dana-Farber Cancer-Institute. Nieminen will be raising money specifically for the Cancer Immunology and Virology (CIV) department, where he is a research technician

Ryan Serhant ’06’s new show, Sell It Life Serhant, is now on Bravo TV. Serhant is known for his work on the six-season series Million Dollar Listing New York.

Ron Pressman ’80 recently spoke to Hamilton College’s Real Estate Club. A charter trustee of Hamilton, Pressman spoke about his career and experiences as an executive at GE and now TIAA.

CarGurus, Inc., a leading global online automotive marketplace, recently appointed Greg Schwartz ’94 to its board of directors. An innovator in the media and internet industries, Schwartz brings more than 20 years of experience to CarGurus.