Funny Times
Alternative comedy pioneer Beth Lapides ’78 writes a memoir
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Let’s Go Somewhere
A new trip-planning site simplifies group logistics
Reef Support
A company that helps coral adapt gets a boost from the inaugural Earthshot Prize
Fresh Ink for September–October 2022
Books by Nancy Rubin Stuart ’67 MAT, Tory Henwood Hoen ’06, and David Shields ’78
Deaf Representation
A new short film is performed by a deaf cast in American Sign Language
Deep Seeing
A unique collaboration between two Brown alums can help doctors better identify cancer before it occurs.
Free and Fair Elections
New Jersey Secretary of State investigates fraud
Ultimate Success
Azeez Adeyemi ’21 is national MVP
A New Language, in a Hurry
Intensive, double-credit language courses mean fast learning and instant community
Rhode Island’s Opioid Crisis, Exposed
A data-driven dive into how, even in the smallest state, billions of addictive pills were manufactured, prescribed, and abused.
At the Fork of the Stream
In 1964, at the height of the battle to end segregation, Brown entered into a partnership with Tougaloo, a historically Black college in Jackson, Mississippi. From that first year to today, Brown students have been mentored by beloved physician, civil rights leader, and “living legend” Dr. Robert Smith.
Pandemic Puzzles
Five minutes with Ethan Pan ’22
A Reunion with Yourself
Reunion is about remembering who you are under whatever layers of artifice or exhaustion the years may have brought.
Taking Flight
A consultant and lifelong gaming fan hatches a new board game about birds.
Play Hard, Love Harder
Rugby legend and beloved coach Kathy Flores took Brown’s women’s team from club to varsity
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Roots, Reconnected.
A book of Afro-Indigenous poetry found in the Hay Library reunites two women across generations.
Excavating Joy
Martha Sharp Joukowsky’s renowned field methods included a liberal dose of fun
Prints for a Purpose
Raising funds for Ukraine
Data-Driven Elder Care
A student startup is driving down hospitalizations in geriatric patients
Beyond the Divide
A Hillel program gets Zionist and anti-Zionist students talking.
Ready to Roar!
Quarterback E.J. Perry signs with Jaguars
A Star Is Born
Brown’s newest newspaper focuses on Black joy and accomplishments
Fresh Ink for June–August 2022
Books by Xochitl Gonzalez ’99, Maia Weinstock ’99, Siena Cherson Siegel ’90, and Mark Siegel ’89.