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A Big Push

Will decathlete Evan Weinstock ’14 be competing in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang—on a bobsled?

New books about a little-known JFK crisis, reconciling brain and mind, and America's favorite saint.

Can Ian Wardropper ’73, director of New York's Frick Collection, expand a venerable museum without sacrificing its charms?

A new online series by Nick Fitzhugh ’02 looks at wars through the lenses of six preeminent photojournalists

Jamila Woods ’11, associate artistic director of Young Chicago Authors, is bringing poetry and song to Chicago youth.

Hotels of North America, the new novel by Rick Moody ’83, is about a lot more than hotels.

If the early critics awards are any indication, Carol, the latest from Todd Haynes '85, is going to have a good night at the Oscars.

Molly Guy ’99 runs boho boutique for brides looking for an alternative to the wedding-industrial complex.

A historial and a painter, Professor of History Tom Gleason was passionate about his students.

Reader comments from the last two months.

Obituaries from the November/December 2015 issue.

Ana Lyman ’04 produces sustainable, socially conscious cosmetics by controlling production "from seed to skin."

To Jasmine Beach-Ferrara ’98, even after the Supreme Court's approval of same-sex marriage, "The fight has barely begun."

Pulitzer-winning newspaper editor Peter Kovacs ’78 wants to make sure investigative journalism survives tough times.

Popular YouTube tour guide Dennis Callan ’67 offers advice to readers considering a trip to Europe.

On campus 50 years ago for Brown's 200th anniversary, President Johnson started the National Endowment for the Humanaties.

Want the secret to smart, stick-to-your-budget shopping? Here's our ninth annual gift guide. (BAM readers get discounts.)

Brown women's soccer legend Phil Pincince ends his coaching career after 39 seasons and 12 Ivy League championships.

Thanks to a former Hasbro chairman's $12.5 million gift, Brown will start an institute dedicated to improving children’s health.

Tessa Gobbo ’13 helped the U.S. win the World Rowing Championships in the U.S. women's 8 boat.

How do you say good-bye to the urban studies department's former home before it's demolished? With graffiti, of course.

A tireless Jane Goodall arrives at Brown and inspires students with a message of environmental sustainability.

Davis Guggenheim ’86 screens his powerful new documentary about Nobel Peace Prize–winner Malala Yousafzai.

New York Times columnist Charles Blow tells students how to fight systematic bias by remembering history.