Peter Onorati Talks Life as a Guest Star — By Andrew Faust Viewers probably know him best as the hard-bitten Jeff Mumford on the CBS police drama “S.W.A.T.,” or as the embattled Stanley Pearson on the NBC family drama “This Is Us.” …

Alumnus Studies the Origins of 17th-, 18th- and 19th-Century Barns and Buildings — By Art Petrosemolo Greg Huber, BS’71 (Metro), grew up in Hackensack, N.J., a long way from rural America. But his childhood home just happened to border an 1890s carriage barn, which he delighted in exploring. Today, the founder of Eastern Barn Consultants, Macungie, Pa., is a sought-after authority on historic…

Chariane Nkengfack Builds Her Life and Her Career One Line of Code at a Time — By Kenna Caprio Her fascination with computer programming and coding started with The Sims, a popular video game. Chariane Nkengfack recalls thinking, “When I click, how do I get all of these options?” She continues, “There are so many possibilities in the game. How do you write code for that…

In Re-examining a Gruesome Case Via Podcast, Professors Probe the Criminal Justice System — By Kenna Caprio “You don’t get a perfect trial. You get a fair trial,” says Meghan Sacks, associate professor of criminology and director of the undergraduate criminology program at FDU’s Florham Campus. Did Melanie McGuire get a fair trial? Did she murder her husband? Sacks and colleague Amy Shlosberg, associate…

The Benefits, Challenges and Realities of Online Education in 2020 — By Angelo Carfagna and Rebecca Maxon When online learning emerged, critics said it couldn’t compete with face-to-face instruction, and the naysayers predicted its eventual demise. Now it’s safe to say that online learning is here to stay. Growth and demand have continued to rise for almost two decades. More than…

Angela Morris, Student of History, Shapes Her Classes Based on the Social and Political Moment — By Mary Ann Bautista Inside the classroom in a 16th-century abbey in rural England, the topics are riveting — #MeToo, immigration, Brexit and the gender pay gap — and the discussions animated. Bridging these topics is Angela Morris, tutor and lecturer in social policy and history at FDU’s Wroxton College.

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Photographer and Videographer Ajung “Ribbon” Kim Documents the World Through Her Camera —

By Anne Sherber At a party celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hollister Construction Services, owner Christopher Johnson, BS’93 (Flor), and his wife, Jennifer, BA’00 (Flor), announced their intention to fund a scholarship named for David Knee, BA’88 (Flor), Johnson’s mentor, close friend and former business associate. It’s almost hard to…