Shell Game
Ronny Krishana ’95 hopes to restore NY’s status as the world’s oyster capital.
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A Clutch Move
Artwork malfunction sparks a career in hot handbags
A Wide Net
Chazz Woodson ’05 aims to make lacrosse more racially diverse
Casting a Spell
Short stories inspired by fairy tales
Yelling, Screaming, and Fun
Former Brown track star Craig Kinsley ’11 on his unique coaching style
Fielding Questions
The latest Olympians on track and field’s coaching roster
Unearthing Rhode Island History
A dig at a 19th-century College Hill home unveils stories about the textile industry, the European immigrant experience, and life in the Gilded Age.
Brown and Providence
Continuing to cultivate the relationship between the university and our local community.
Love & Joy
A course on African American culture cotaught by Professor Tricia Rose ’87 AM, ’93 PhD, and Professor Andre Willis—whose vigorous debates are part of their happy marriage—serves as a model for antiracism and radical love.
Animals@Brown
Some members of the campus community are furrier than others.
Shell Game
Ronny Krishana ’95 hopes to restore NY’s status as the world’s oyster capital.
Preserving Poetry, Byte by Byte
At the Brown Library, archivists seek to protect innovative digital art.
Tracing Family Trees
Five minutes with Jake Garfinkle ’23
Fresh Ink for January–March 2023
Books by Brian Jones ’95, Diane Thiel ’88, ’90 MFA, and Rachel M. Harper ’94
A Class Trip Do-Over
COVID may have delayed them, but Germany was still calling.
COVID carbs
Shortbread and milk bread bring together three alums.
All About Birds
Inspiring conservation through radio
Change Catalyst
Gaurab Chakrabarti ’10 may just transform the chemical industry
The Intuitive Side
For Jessie Goldfarb ’81, giving psychic readings was a side interest—until now
Build Your Own MD
At 50, the Warren Alpert Medical School has become a national leader. We talk to founding alums who took a leap of faith.