Ava Eisendrath launched the fashion brand Ironwire. Ava writes: “Ironwire is a new unisex ready-to-wear label. We launched the brand both online and with a pop-up at 303 Broome St. The collection is made up of mostly pieces that I make myself in my art studio. Additionally, there are a couple pieces that are small-batch-manufactured in the Garment District.”
Class of 2026
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Sep, 2026
Sports & Recreation
National Champions
After nearly 80 years, the sailing team tastes victory once more.
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Student Life
Talking to the Animals
Five minutes with Rahel Selemon ’26
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Sports & Recreation
Top of the Leaderboard
Alex Semenenko ’26 rises up the judo ranks
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Ever True
Pressed into Memory
Brown preserves a collection of the Dec. 13 memorial flowers
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Dec, 2025
Sports & Recreation
A Knockout Season
Brown’s grappling and mixed martial arts club is the comeback team of the year.
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The Arts
Cracking a New Nut
Brown Ballet’s inclusive, DIY take on Tchaikovsky's classic
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Student Life
“Gamifying” Vietnamese
An intro language course gets revamped as a video game–style quest.
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Oct, 2025
University News
Let’s Talk Turkey
Wild fowl join the College Hill flock
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Sep, 2025
Student Life
Ice Cream Wars
At campus eateries this spring, everything was coming up dairy
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Jun, 2025
The Arts
‘Shift the Vibrations’
In Intro to Rap Songwriting, students learn to listen deeply.
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Apr, 2025
The Arts
Innovation Lab
A Brown|RISD master’s program mixes design and engineering
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Student Life
Redefining ‘Retro’
’60s-era sunshine pop has returned to Brown and students are loving it
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Jan, 2025
Business & Entrepreneurship
Picking Stocks
An alumni-run investment competition gives students a taste of high finance
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The Arts
Throw Down
Brown Pottery Club wins its long-fought battle for a studio
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The Arts
Seeing a Different Way
An art installation sheds light on what it’s like to be visually impaired
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Nov, 2024
The Arts
High and Lonesome
Old-Time String Band students learn Appalachian music the traditional way—by ear.
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Aug, 2024
Sriram Krishnan writes: “I was on Jeopardy! during its Champions’ Wildcard event from Jan. 16 to 20, 2024, for episodes that aired Feb. 12 and 16, 2024. I was on the show back in 2022 and it was a thrill to come back and see how one of my favorite TV shows was made. In addition to being on the show itself, it was a particular thrill to be able to spend time with other contestants on my shoot schedule, including fellow Brunonian Matt Harvey ’97, ’10 MPP, whom I had not met previously. Of course I had my pom poms out for Justin Bolsen ’26 in this year’s Tournament of Champions.” Contact Sriram at [email protected].
Science & Tech
What’s Fido Thinking?
Brown’s canine cognition lab is not just a walk in the park.
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May, 2024
University News
“Built to Hold Disagreement”
Balancing student safety and freedom of speech
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Mar, 2024
Medicine & Health
“Coping with Covid” 101
A new course on the psychology of pandemics offers a scientific take on Covid-related mental health issues and a place for students to process.
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Jan, 2024
Arlene Brown Eskilson writes: “My grandson, David Eskilson ’26, who graduated in 2022 as valedictorian from a Chicago public high school, follows two grandparents— John Eskilson ’57 and me—as well as his parents Jordana Friedman ’93 and Stephen Eskilson ’90 AM, ’95 PhD, and aunt Christine Eskilson ’81 to Brown. Yay!”
Nov, 2023
Education
From Ballet to Brown
A former Swan Queen and Sugar Plum Fairy hit the books
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First Person
Truth & Power
Ruth Simmons on leaving poverty and letting go of fear
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Aug, 2023
The Arts
How to Read a Picture
A course applies seminal texts to classic LGBTQ images and films to show how imagery has been used to fight oppression.
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Jun, 2023
Education
“The Guy Who Teaches City Politics”
Professor James Morone on 40 years of teaching a course that’s become a Brown classic.
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Student Life
Twenty More for the Road
College is the place many people learn their limits with alcohol—and, sometimes, push way beyond them.
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Sports & Recreation
History Maker
The first woman to play Division I baseball
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Apr, 2023
Student Life
Mischief Makers
A new club revives old traditions of spirituality and silliness
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