Anti-Cancer Entrepreneur
A triple bout with cancer launched an advocacy career.
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Not Your Idea of a Kodak Moment
A new book explores the photo industry’s dark past.
Moon Madness
Noah Petro ’03 ScM, ’07 PhD, has long been obsessed with all things lunar. Now he’s the lead scientist planning the first footprints on the Moon in the 21st century.
BAM’s December Crossword
Czar She Blows
Eat Your Bloody Vegetables
A recent group independent study project had students biting into the science and business of the booming alternative protein industry.
Collecting Funko Pops
Five minutes with Briana Bisono ’28
Knotty & Nice
Tie up your holiday shopping with these delights made by Brown alums.
Walking a Fine Line
Brown’s agreement with the feds: A shrewd save or a surrender?
BAM’s November Crossword
Songs of Post-Summer
Let’s Talk Turkey
Wild fowl join the College Hill flock
Fight Like an Egyptian
A course taught once each Brown generation re-enacts the ancient Battle of Kadesh.
From the Archives: Calling All Housing and Dormitories
BAM’s October 1981 article on the ‘Gas Pipe Networks’
The Future of AI
What will it take for AI to think like a human? Where are we going with this technology? We sat down with AI expert David Kebudi, who has a longtime special interest in magic crystal balls.
Performing Sin
Inside the world of anti-trafficking organizations, where former sex workers who attend Christian church services and weep in shame over their past behavior get reduced hours and higher wages.
A Brief History of U.S. Research Funding
Before World War II, the federal government didn’t fund research. But after scientists with the Manhattan Project helped win the war, the U.S. was convinced that university research was a great national investment. Until now. A look back at how we got here.
Values & Voice
A letter from the President
Baseball’s Perfect Game
From the Archives
Pathbreaking Judge
Phyllis Whitman Beck ’49
“Brown was Always His First Love”
Remembering Dean Eric Widmer
Career After Cancer
Mentors help young cancer survivors get back on track
The Declaration’s 250th
A lifetime American history buff curates an exhibit on our founding document
Later-In-Life Lawyer
Steve Cohen ’75 bypassed the LSAT, passing the bar in his 60s