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Tennis Royalty
In King Richard, Aunjanue Ellis ’93 plays Venus and Serena’s mom and coach
Ventures and Values
Our gift guide is back!
Education and Service
Celebrating the Swearer Center for Public Service
Separating Fat from Fiction
A student-driven course on “fatphobia” examines both science and stigma.
Can We End Alzheimer’s?
Treatment, much less cure, has been elusive. Brown scientists are on the case.
Speak Out
Asian Americans share stories on race and identity
DIY Shabbat
A Hillel program helped Jewish students stay connected despite COVID
Holding the Door Open
3 nontraditional students help others find their way to college
Second Chance
A student startup reclaims unused cancer meds
Diary of a 9/11 Nobody
An eyewitness account from NYC’s lockdown zone
A Sense of Place
Reconnecting with campus and community
Brave Enough to Be It
Bishop Paula Clark ’84 has pushed her way past many closed doors—and aims to open them even further.
Dashed
Tokyo, 2020: Olympics canceled due to COVID. Tokyo, 1940: Olympics canceled due to WWII. Star sprinter Ken Clapp ’40 had hoped to be there.
No-Touch Football
The Bears are heading into the fall season quite unbruised, after their year of social distancing, virtual practices, and zero play. A look at the game plan.
18th-Century Swordplay
Five minutes with Kris Cho ’22
Band of Brothers
For former teammates, a partial stake in Hot Rod Charlie is a good bet
Phone Aid
Emergency medical training at your fingertips
The Young Lords
A new award-winning book from Johanna Fernandez ’93
The Only Doctor
On the COVID front line in remote Northern Michigan
Reunited—and It Sounds So Good
Childhood friends merge music ventures
The New Fishwife
Can tinned seafood be sexy?
A Crypto World
Devin Finzer ’13 is a leader in the NFT marketplace
Fresh Ink for Sept–Oct 2021
Books by Chaney Kwak ’02, William C. Kashatus ’84 AM, and Daisy Dowling ’96