Fashion Soldier
Glamour and heartache in a memoir from André Leon Talley ’73 AM
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Flower Power
Upcycled blooms bring joy to Brooklyn.
Rules of Thumb
Clubbed Thumb, the trailblazing theater company, hopes its 25th year won’t be its last
The Feedback Loop
How our inventions have changed our culture
Changes
Persistence in the face of a pandemic.
Coming to COVID Country
Brown’s international students face red tape and health hazards.
Going Up Against Goliath
He took on Providence Mayor Buddy Cianci and R.I. political corruption. Now he’s coming for Zuckerberg. The unlikely moral crusade of David Cicilline ’83.
In This Together
From the Editor: Staying true to Brown’s ethos
Joy and Determination
Women’s gymnastics coach Jackie Court led the team through many victories.
Safe Space
Astronaut Jessica Meir ’99 on being at zero gravity and zero risk of COVID-19
NOW!
Brown alums on this year’s nationwide demands for racial justice & the urgent need for lasting change
Walking the Labyrinth
For Heidi Kim ’87, combating racism is a lifelong practice deeply rooted in her Christian faith
A Language, Liberated
Nitana Hicks Greendeer ’03 is a leader in the effort to bring the Wôpanâak language back.
A Jamaican American in Paris
Six Questions for Makedah Hughes ’19
Buried Knowledge
“Undone science” refers to data that have been ignored while other research gets done. Partly in the name of racial justice, some Brown folks are working to bring that information to light.
Providence’s Public Schools
Engagement efforts ensure high-quality education for Providence students.
Rotten Culture
Why removing “bad apples” won’t fix the police
Justice, in Community
A non-punitive approach
Flying High
Record-breaking long jumps
Old-School Photography
Five minutes with Hasiba Zandi ’21
Remote Reimagined
Thrown onto Zoom last spring, professors prep for whatever “back to school” might mean.
Super Bowl
Breakfast cereal for the 21st century
Must-See TV
A new book shows how 1970s shows like Sesame Street shaped a generation of kids.
Summer of Understanding
Exploring racism in a new coming-of-age novel