Finding Rebecca
Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black female doctor in the U.S., is finally given her due—in a children’s book.
Two scholars (and best friends) seek life advice in the writings of 16th-century nuns. Read More: Cloister Confessions
Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black female doctor in the U.S., is finally given her due—in a children’s book.
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Since Perrin Roosevelt Ireland ’08 published her comic book about animal sex, two more species have become endangered.
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Xochitl Gonzalez ’99 has found literary success with three novels about Latina strivers in the New York City borough where she grew up.
Barry Jacobs ’80 offers takeaways from his new AARP Caregiver Answer Book.
How Brown professors and alums are fighting a wave of book bans.
Best-selling author Wendy Walker ’89 drew from her experience as a competitive figure skater for Blade, her latest page-turner.