Fresh Ink for June–August 2023
Books by Thomas Mallon ’73, Alissa Quart ’94, and Sarah Levy ’12.
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Articles
Are You a Flaneur?
The high art of meandering aimlessly
Justice Impeded
Joanna Schwartz ’94 takes a deep dive into how the law conspires to keep rogue cops from paying the price.
Rest Easy
An expert on why good sleep often eludes us
The Storyteller
Bridget Stokes ’04 wins an Emmy for directing A Black Lady Sketch Show.
“The Guy Who Teaches City Politics”
Professor James Morone on 40 years of teaching a course that’s become a Brown classic.
Twenty More for the Road
College is the place many people learn their limits with alcohol—and, sometimes, push way beyond them.
History Maker
The first woman to play Division I baseball
Suds Success
Students secure free laundry on campus
PhD Level Punches
Neuroscience meets boxing
To Test or Not to Test
A letter from the President
One Grange Hall, Two Alums,
and 9,000 Books
The birth of a place for books and community, in rural Maine.
A Lawyer and Seeker of Justice
Stephanie L. Robinson ’87, ’88 AM, A Lawyer and Seeker of Justice obituary
The “TV Allowance” Inventor
Randal P. Levenson ’68, the TV Allowance Inventor obituary
Brilliant.
Providence’s Jewelry District once supplied most of the nation’s costume jewelry sparkle. Now it’s home to some of the city’s hottest new restaurants and bars—and a significant part of Brown’s expanding campus.
Mischief Makers
A new club revives old traditions of spirituality and silliness
Boston Public Library Love
Five minutes with Karim Zohdy ’25
Ecology and Inequality
Can we restore damaged ecosystems while also attending to human rights?
Global Gridlock
Can Dan Maffei ’90 speed up the supply chain?
Fresh Ink for April–May 2023
Books by Antonia Angress ’13, Ryan Lee Wong ’10, and Harris Solomon ’07 AM, ’11 PhD