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A roundup of topical new books by Brown faculty
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A Roman Holiday
Inside Brown’s annual Latin Carol Celebration
Corporation decides against total, immediate divestment
From the Archives
University Announces Divestiture Policy
From the Archives
Digital Dig
Archaeology’s free field recording program—alum-created and Brown-subsidized
Patients Who Were “Never Prioritized”
Sickle cell, which primarily affects Black people, has been ignored for years. Researchers are coming up with better ways to treat it.
Flights of Fancy
The best holiday giving ideas made by Brown alums for you and yours.
“Today” Show dawns on Brown’s Campus
From the Archives
A Challenge at the Outset
From the Archives
A Compassion for Students
Eric Estes, beloved vice president for campus life
‘What Could Be’
Visionary inventor Mulalo Doyoyo saw potential everywhere—and acted on it.
LGBTQ Legal Warrior
Pat Logue ’81 won some of the most consequential gay rights cases in legal history
Gone to the Dogs
A letter from the Editor
Demystifying the Endowment
A letter from the President
Brewing Kombucha
Five minutes with Marin Warshay ’23.5
Connection, Justice & Reconciliation
What “never again” really means.
Lending Pols Some Star Power
A celeb-based strategy for winning elections
“First, Ask a Judge”
A country doctor seeks to clarify the rules in Idaho’s ban
Fresh Ink for September–October 2024
Books by Guy Crosby PhD ’69, Brian Christian ’06, and Xochitl Gonzalez ’99.
A New Tool for Assessing Suicide Risk
Questions that save lives
Red/Blue America
Are competing national myths the root cause of our divided nation?
A Nurturing Kitchen
R.I.’s Hope & Main has helped launch more than 500 food businesses
