Each year millions of fetuses die late in pregnancy for reasons usually unknown.
Humans may have replaced much of the natural world with their own, but the need for contact with nature persists.
Archibald “Archie” Delany spent a lot of his time preventing students from burning down the campus.
Brown researchers are at the forefront of the search for water in outer space. What’s the big deal about water?
Thanks to aggressive fund-raising, beginning this fall University-packaged financial aid will no longer include loans.
Brown undergrads are sending a mini-satellite to the International Space Station to test batteries.
A quick look at the new buildings and renovations that have transfomed the campus over the last decade.
Brown researchers and alumni are attacking the opioid crisis with weapons crafted in a variety of disciplines.
Christian Suarez ’18 developed an independent concentration to view animals as more than leather and meat.
Angela Robinson ’92 left TV writing rooms to write and direct Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.
A new cookbook by Rachel Yang ’00 takes Korean cuisine to unusual places. Check out her sweet & spicy sauce recipe.
Rip Pruisken ’10 thinks Rip van Wafels could be the next Oreo. Starbucks is willing to bet that he could be right.
As head of research for The Crown, Annie Sulzberger ’04 wants to immerse you in the world of Queen Elizabeth II.
Four Brown alums working on CBS’s 9JKL show that no, you can’t really go home again and expect it to be the same.
Should health-care workers in hospitals stop shaking hands to prevent the spread of easily transmitted disease?
A thriller in post-Soviet Cuba, inside LBJ’s White House, and a debut novel set in Brooklyn.
Can Hayley Moore ’08 succeed in bringing fans to support a professional women’s ice hockey league?
Who first asked the question: What Would Jesus Do? Hint: he went to Brown.
Seth Jackson writes: “After many years of writing songs for other artists, I have released a solo album on the Row Town Music label. It’s available at my official artist website, www.sethhilaryjackson.com…
Todd Weir won the 2016 Jacques Barzun Prize for Cultural History for his book Secularism and Religion in Nineteenth-Century Germany: The Rise of the Fourth Confession, published by Cambridge University Press.…
Jonathan Guyer is a journalist focused on the politics of art and literature in the Middle East. For the past five years he has researched Arabic comics in Egypt, interviewing scores of…
Maria Capecelatro, Tom Miner, and Reed McIntyre started Unwrapp’d, a Denver start-up working to disrupt the nutrition/protein bar market with a dough you can eat raw, bake, or add to…
H. Gerard Everall ’36, of Prescott, Ariz., formerly of McLean, Va.; Aug. 18. He had a 34-year career with Sears, Roebuck & Co. After retiring, he was elected to the Arizona State…
Elizabeth Starkey Charette ’46, of Albuquerque; Aug. 3. Prior to settling in Albuquerque, where she was an ESL instructor at Albuquerque Tech Vocational Institute, she traveled and lived around the world with…
Burt W. Howell ’64, of Homosassa, Fla.; Aug. 26. He was president and treasurer of Design for Industry, which created exhibits for trade shows, Fisher Price, and other companies. He later was…
Jonathan Resnick ’80, of Chappaqua, N.Y.; Sept. 28, due to complications from the onset of septic shock. He worked as an assignments editor and a political editor at WBZ-TV in Boston prior…
