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Spice Up Healthy Cooking
A new vegetable-forward cookbook.
Untold Stories
The songs of Julian Saporiti ’17 AM ’22 PhD are lost pieces of Asian American history cradled in melodies and chords.
Bird by Bird
An environmental studies course on birding looks at what separates us from one another and from nature, and what might bring us together.
Monetary Morality
Students often push the University to ditch “immoral” investments. Results have varied.
Hot Summer Studies
Most first-years had second semester over the summer—sans A/C
Blueno’s Successor
Students have mixed feelings about the new sculpture on campus
Divine Providence
A new home for the Catholic community
Aim High
Can a decentralized, encrypted national gun registry bridge the partisan divide?
Seeking an Alzheimer’s Cure
Brown establishes a new Center for Alzheimer's Disease Research.
Skeleton Crew
Members of a Women’s College (later Pembroke) anatomy class pose with skulls and bones in 1905.
Ah, Spring Weekend!
Pre-COVID, it was all about crowds
Hidden. Exposed. Targeted. Forgotten.
In 2021 America, Asians are targeted with violence yet still in the margins of our national conversation on race.
Beloved
Former President Vartan Gregorian, who transformed the N.Y. Public Library, then Brown, is perhaps most remembered for his generous spirit—and bear hugs.
Archiving the African Diaspora
Anani Dzidzienyo’s presence was healing; his scholarship, groundbreaking. You could say the same about the class created in his memory.
Lessons from the Arab Spring
The uprisings that overtook the Arab world 10 years ago sparked a wealth of new scholarship.
Stick It.
How do you get the world to work together, and fast, to get all of humanity vaccinated against COVID?
Emerging Victorious
Meet seven of the many exemplary students who thrived—and graduated—despite the pandemic.
Brown’s First Black Fraternity
The 11 men of Alpha Phi Alpha
Rock ’n Roll Oldies
Five minutes with Greg Elliott, Professor of Sociology
A Celebration of Black Lives
A new book for kids ages 9 and up
The Storytelling Art
Award-winning illustrator and writer Brian Lies ’85 is hitting his stride
NBA Heights
Stephen Silas ’96 lands the top job at the Houston Rockets
Manufactured Wilderness
Creating Yellowstone Park meant evicting longtime Native American residents