The Shooter
Remembering a gifted basketball player and master storyteller
Obituaries
A Disability Rights Pioneer
Elias Wolff ’00 devoted his life to making sure people like him could participate in sports, fully and joyfully.
A Lawyer and Seeker of Justice
Stephanie L. Robinson ’87, ’88 AM, A Lawyer and Seeker of Justice obituary
The “TV Allowance” Inventor
Randal P. Levenson ’68, the TV Allowance Inventor obituary
Chiffon Sophisticate
Globally renowned fashion expert André Leon Talley ’73 AM combined scholarship and style
Play Hard, Love Harder
Rugby legend and beloved coach Kathy Flores took Brown’s women’s team from club to varsity
Excavating Joy
Martha Sharp Joukowsky’s renowned field methods included a liberal dose of fun
“That Changed Everything”
Professor Jim Barnhill founded the Theatre Arts department and helped launch Trinity Rep, Rites and Reason, and several acting careers
Healthcare Hero
Leon L. Haley Jr. ’86, a doctor and CEO who inspired a COVID vaccination rally
Unseating Freud
Aaron Beck ’42 created cognitive behavioral therapy and transformed the field of mental health
Ever True
Artemis A.W. Joukowsky ’55 was one of Brown’s biggest cheerleaders and fundraisers.
Writing Toward Redemption
The longtime BAM editor was tough, tender, and always looking through all the words to find that transcendent story.
Joy and Determination
Women’s gymnastics coach Jackie Court led the team through many victories.
Fighting the Good Fight
Arlene Gorton ’52: a warrior for female athletes through turbulent times, including the Brown-Pembroke merger and the passage of Title IX.
Bye, Felicia
Suzanne Whang ’86 ScM found the humor in everything, even if it killed her
Ken McDaniel ’69
Walkout leader and champion for low-income students in STEM
Tony Horwitz ’80
Finding the American story that lies between red and blue
Maryori Conde ’18, ’19 MAT
An activist for students of color, she planned to return to L.A. as a teacher
Joseph L. Tauro ’53
His decisions transformed countless lives, in the courtroom and beyond
Tom Eastler ’66
He showed anyone, anywhere, how to racewalk
Robert A. Reichley
A farewell to the former BAM editor and "perfect PR man."