Ultimate Success
Azeez Adeyemi ’21 is national MVP
Azeez Adeyemi ’21 is national MVP
Books by Xochitl Gonzalez ’99, Maia Weinstock ’99, Siena Cherson Siegel ’90, and Mark Siegel ’89.
An acclaimed memoir recalls how Korean food kept Grace Cho ’93 connected to her mother
New Mexico footprints alter the timeline for human habitation in the Americas.
An acclaimed new film by Bonnie Waltch ’82 demonstrates the scary self-reinforcing mechanisms of climate change.
The new Dream Exchange, the first Black-owned stock market, aims for diversity and inclusion
A nurse practitioner helps bring primary care to San Francisco’s mentally ill and homeless
The Afterparty star Zoë Chao ’08 discovered her passion for acting in a class at Brown
The CEO of Philly’s transit authority is figuring out ways to improve riders’ lives
Two new works from Dan O’Brien ’99 MFA on surviving trauma
Suzanne Goldberg ’85 now faces the challenge of her distinguished legal career—squaring Obama- and Trump-era rules.
A beloved Delaware-based beer maker chronicles its first quarter century
Digital currencies are on the rise, says Eswar Prasad ’86 AM in his new book
Cemeteries and crypts become the settings for classical music
The Pulitzer-winning Franchise by Marcia Chatelain ’03 AM, ’08 PhD, narrates the complicated history between McDonald’s and its Black outlet owners
Aerospace engineer George Braly ’70 has finally succeeded in getting the lead out of airplane fuel.
A new book contemplates life decisions in the face of climate change.
How do you exhibit work by artists whose main point is rejecting museums and galleries?
Hannah Janeway ’15 MD cofounded a group giving medical care to migrants stuck in Tijuana.
Olivia Mansion ’16 AM opens Meow Wolf-style experience
Two upcoming NASA missions to Venus are led by Brown-educated scientists.