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Funny Girls
The Rib launches women into comedy careers
1,000 Rejections
How to get a cartoon in the New Yorker
Code Red
Is that tech job worth taking?
Dirty Filthy Basement
A faculty band rocks out
Mind Game
Brown hires Division 1 football’s first female position coach
Brown’s Endowment
The president on how the endowment is doing and what it has made possible.
“We All Fall Down”
A new play focusing on family and religion premieres in Boston
Not Even Looking at My Grades
Oren Karp ’20 "went crazy" with the New Curriculum.
Father of the Open Curriculum
Meet the emeritus professor who paved the way for the University’s signature approach to education.
2069
Brown has spent 50 years ahead of the curve in higher education. What innovations will mark the next 50?
Open Minds
For 50 years, Brown’s Open Curriculum has produced innovative leaders. What’s the next Big Idea?
Bye, Felicia
Suzanne Whang ’86 ScM found the humor in everything, even if it killed her
Speaking for Trees
As head of American Forests, Jad Daley ’90 looks to the woods to help solve climate change.
Born Too Soon
A new book examines the rise in premature births
Fresh Ink
Books by Karen Dukess ’84, Akemi Johnson ’04, and Susan Rebecca White ’99
Alien Worlds
A new book of short stories from award-winning author Ted Chiang ’89
Changemakers
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol hits 25
DIY Influencer
A craft blogger takes off
Locker-Room Doc
Philadelphia’s top orthopedic surgeon for star athletes
Portrait of Conflict
Filmed in the jungles of Colombia, Monos is being compared to Apocalypse Now.
“You’re Not a Monster”
New bite-size series starring Kelsey Grammer and Eric Stonestreet
Word of Mouth
There are no recipes at King, in Manhattan’s SoHo. “Everything is verbal in the kitchen,” says Clare de Boer ’12.
From Scholarship to Shelter
Student research bolstered legislation to stop housing discrimination in R.I.