America’s Quarantine Dad
John Krasinski ’01 curates reasons to smile
John Krasinski ’01 curates reasons to smile
The new mayor of Cambridge, Mass., fights to keep the city affordable
Sam Jaffe ’07 and his Caterpillar Lab
As Deputy Surgeon General, Rear Admiral Erica G. Schwartz ’94, ’98 MD is on the front lines
A little personal attention got Carlos Lejnieks ’00 to Brown, then Goldman Sachs. He’s paying it forward.
In a new book, Jessica Pearce Rotondi ’07 pieces together the decades-long search for her uncle gone missing in Vietnam.
Chad Fischer ’90 writes musical scores for national parks
Help may be on the way for Alzheimer’s and ALS
Boots made for walking and other amazing accessories
A finance expert teaches kids about money before the banks can find them
Magic, mind reading and gravity-defying stage illusions
The third novel by Ben Lerner ’01, ’03 MFA, grapples with excess, masculinity, and the limits—and possibilities—of verbal communication.
A new play focusing on family and religion premieres in Boston
A new book examines the rise in premature births
A new book of short stories from award-winning author Ted Chiang ’89
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol hits 25
A craft blogger takes off
Philadelphia’s top orthopedic surgeon for star athletes
Filmed in the jungles of Colombia, Monos is being compared to Apocalypse Now.
New bite-size series starring Kelsey Grammer and Eric Stonestreet
There are no recipes at King, in Manhattan’s SoHo. “Everything is verbal in the kitchen,” says Clare de Boer ’12.
Ellie Gravitte ’17 directs commercial for “A Million Little Things”
An archaeologist finds clues in the wilds of central Alaska
A women’s college basketball coach jumps into the NBA