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The Aging Crisis
Can we get ready for a surge in the need for eldercare, before it’s too late?
The Privacy Pro
An Internet law pioneer, she’s now a gatekeeper for personal data
Literary Leadership
Writer and editor Emily Nemens ’05 takes the helm at the Paris Review
Catch a Wave
Jeff Zimbalist ’00 tracks Kelly Slater and his surfing buds from their Hawaii youth up into the pros
Inner Life of a Goddess
Madeline Miller ’00, ’01 AM revisits the Circe story for the #MeToo era
Movement as Medicine
An alum finds new joy helping folks with Parkinson’s master the dance floor
Pondering the Palate
How everything from our environment to our mood impacts what goes on in our mouths
Road Trip
A Class of ’43 grad gets a lift to reunion from a fellow Mainer, Class of ’68
Applied Academics
Engaged scholars put what they’re learning into immediate action
Reunion Skeptic No More
Brown culture transcends class year. On coming home
A Diversity Milestone
The 2018 Black Alumni Reunion
The Human Trafficking Crisis
Students, faculty, and alums are finding innovative ways to combat it.
The Gears of Racism
Exposing the structural bias behind Trayvon Martin’s murder
Malaria Man
Seeking the vaccine for the world’s #1 child killer
Dealmaking Doctor
The Executive Master Program helped this OB-GYN refine cancer care in Puerto Rico
Military Mentorship
A new veterans network aids students who’ve served during or before Brown
State of the Nation
A crowded forum featured DNC chair Tom Perez ’83
Border Reversal
Silvia Giorguli PhD ’04 explores new U.S.-Mexico dynamics
Pope Addict
David Kertzer ’69 has attracted Steven Spielberg with his sagas of papal drama
Out the Gates, Into the Fray
The 250th graduating class made it through!
Subjects Become Artists
What happens when the people photographed are invited to alter the images?
A Miscarriage Clue
A researcher discovers the genes that may have caused the loss of her second pregnancy
Woman of Letters
Philosophy professor Felicia Nimue Ackerman writes to editors. A lot.