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A Mother’s Helper
Nitzia Logothetis ’05 helps women who have just given birth adjust to the psychological shocks of being a new mom.
Back to the Philippines
After more than two decades in the U.S., Ericson Perez ’96 brought back to his native land the lessons he first learned at Brown.
Beyond Altruism
Former marine officer Peter Gudmundsson ’85 says companies should hire veterans because of their discipline and skill.
Never Too Young to Learn
Early childhood education pioneer June Moss Handler ’43 thinks we still don't teach enough during a child’s first three years.
Bum-Rush
In spring 1972, music and dancing seemed to be everywhere, and the College Green was no exception.
What’s in a Building?
A renovated Hunter Lab reopens as the Building for Environmental Research and Teaching, beefing up science at Brown.
Getting Something Done
Only 13 percent of Americans approve of the job the U.S. Congress is doing. Yet Brown alumni continue to go to Washington to work on Capitol Hill. We talked to five of them.
From the Presidents
Before attending a recent White House meeting, President Christina Paxson took steps to expand opportunity at Brown.
Clean Money
A Brown scientist has figured out a foolproof method of getting away with laundering money. Really.
A Better House
An international team of students competes with other schools to build the most efficient and livable solar home.
School Violence
A new study suggests that the anti-violence measures in our schools may not be good enough.
High Horse
To help note Brown's 250th birthday, the Bell Gallery is featuring the work of several alumni.
Life After Brown
Graduating in May? Nervous about jobs? Here's some advice for students and their parents from Brown's career guy.
Night & Day
When the Brown Jazz Band traveled to Cuba this winter, it learned more than just swinging new music.
Off to Ann Arbor
After three years as Brown's provost, Mark Schlissel will leave to become Michigan’s new president.
