Fresh Ink for Jan–Mar 2022
Books by Claire Luchette ’13, Gary Ginsberg ’84, and Maria Ospina ’99
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“The Problem”
A new book contemplates life decisions in the face of climate change.
Curating the Ephemeral
How do you exhibit work by artists whose main point is rejecting museums and galleries?
Border Aid
Hannah Janeway ’15 MD cofounded a group giving medical care to migrants stuck in Tijuana.
Art Immersion in St. Pete
Olivia Mansion ’16 AM opens Meow Wolf-style experience
The Brown Planet
Two upcoming NASA missions to Venus are led by Brown-educated scientists.
Asymmetrical Beauty
Sarah Ruhl ’97, ’01 MFA, on her decade-long struggle with facial palsy
The Malaria Hunter
A Brown pathology professor may have developed a revolutionary new approach to battling one of the world’s deadliest diseases
An Academic Theory Goes Unexpectedly Viral
Brown scholars on Critical Race Theory, the most divisive topic in American education
Together Apart
A Brown alum Zoom musical captures pandemic connections
The Reformers
Four young Brown alums are working to make the Ocean State a better place for working-class people.
Comfort & Joy
Brown alums offer bright ideas for your holiday gifts & year-end giving.
Fresh Ink for Nov–Dec 2021
Books by Adam Stern ’06, Katie Crouch ’95, and Jeff Shesol ’91
Dinosaurs!
Five minutes with Mark Agostini ’18 AM
Emerald Cities
A pair of Brown alums–turned–local-officials lead the way on green energy.
Celebrating 25 years of girls’ empowerment
Beyond dance moves
Channeling Joe
The art and science of presidential speechwriting
Rapid Research
DARPA’s new director on innovation and ethics
George Slept Here
Retracing President Washington’s journeys
Marketing Justice
Bill Marks ’75, CMO for social change
A Life on the Ice
NHL veep Chie Chie Yard ’94
Beat Maker
When Nick Sarazen ’17 moved to Hollywood, things happened fast