What’s French for Hockey?
It’s “hockey.” And in Paris, it needs explaining.
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What’s Fido Thinking?
Brown’s canine cognition lab is not just a walk in the park.
The Anthropology of Homelessness
In ANTH 1301, future doctors and policymakers get immersed in research and realities.
Everybody in the Pool!
Teaching special-needs kids to swim
Med-school Swerve
They had other lives—but medicine was calling
Standing on Ceremony
Well-loved tea shop comes down the hill
Divestment: Students for & Against
Two groups of activists made their case this spring
Eye to Eye
Since 2014’s Gaza War, these two professors—one Palestinian, one Israeli—have been working together. They sat down with us to talk about history, censorship, antisemitism, diasporas, and, most of all, peace.
True Grit
Ten years ago, Rebecca Fahringer ’13 ScM went pro in the mud-and-rocks world of cyclocross. Several head injuries later, the fierce competitor has learned to play the long game.
Tuning Up
As the new, high-tech Lindemann Performing Arts Center turns one, artists are just starting to take advantage of all it can do.
Twist and Shout!
From the Archives: “The World’s Largest Twister Game”
Oh Frabjous Flight!
The Jabberwocks turn 75
‘Galen Had Time for Everybody’
Remembering a physician who crossed all types of barriers
Father of Sperm Banking
Jerome K. Sherman ’47 developed the technique that helped make the artificial insemination industry boom decades later.
Fault Tolerance
After decades of research, a reliable earthquake prediction system remains elusive as ever. Michael Blanpied isn’t worried.
Ovation
Miriam Silverman took her first Broadway bow the day after her mother died. A couple of months later, she took home a Tony.
Unrelenting
What a championship-winning team knows about love, loss, and rugby
Fast Traveling
Five minutes with Ayoola Fadahunsi ’25
Saving Children
One alum’s groundbreaking research has driven global policy change
Surviving & Thriving Despite Family Estrangement
A new memoir on coming out of the closet and being thrown out of the family
Coding Evangelist
The Coding School gets students hooked on STEM
Fresh Ink for June–August 2024
Books by Adelle Waldman ’98, Eric Klinenberg ’93, and Jason Hammel ’95
Unseen Depths
Research using sonar helps reveal life in a hidden marine world
Shared History
Reparations viewed from both sides of American slavery