A Physical Game
You’re a smart and talented Ivy Leaguer trying to make it in the NHL. You're best chance is to get physical.
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True Confession
Trying to overcome alcohol addiction can take you to a place that is humiliating and pathetic.
Olympic Pants
There may have been no athletic medals in Soshi for Brown athletes, but we think Brown's haberdasher deserves gold.
Colors Rule
In his studio, painter Jonathan Allmaier ’02 wonders who's in charge, the painter or the canvas?
Fresh Ink
New books by alumni and faculty include a look at what it's like to be young and overworked on Wall Street.
A History of Natural Foods
In Natural Prophets, Joe Dobrow ’85 shows how health food went from hippie co-ops to big business in a single generation.
When the West Was Still Wild
Wyoming curator Adam Duncan Harris ’92 puts together a traveling exhibition of George Catlin paintings.
Making Audiences Think
After forty years, Woolly Mammoth cofounder Howard Shalwitz still rattles Washington, D.C., theatergoers.
The Hand-Tied Pope
In his new book on Pope Pius XI and Italian fascism, David Kertzer ’69 continues his exploration of Vatican intrigues.
Black Women’s Lives
To help celebrate Brown's 250th, Trinity Rep staged Intimate Apparel by Lynn Nottage ’86 and starring Mia Ellis ’12 MFA.
The Disruptor
With Warby Parker, Andy Hunt ’04 shook up the eyewear biz. Now he’s investing in new business-shaking companies.
Brown at 250: Still Learning after All These Years
Fireworks shot skyward from the roof of University Hall on March 7 as Brown celebrated its 250th birthday. The festivities were part of a gala weekend of lectures, discussions, and academic showcases commemorating the University's past, present, and future.
Obituaries
Obituaries from the January/February 2014 issue.
The Best and Brightest
The Brown Alumni Association announces the recipients of its annual recognition awards.
Do Be Good
Bored staring at his computer screen, Seth Marbin ’05 found a way to bring public service to Google's employees.
A Better Way
Tejal Desai ’94 is a bioengineer who's developed an innovative alternative to painful injections.
The Voice of Siri
Susan Bennett ’71 How an obscure voice-over specialist became one of the most familiar voices in the world.