The Godfather of Surfonomics
Environmental protection. One wave at a time.
Environmental protection. One wave at a time.
Self-driving vehicles are a key link in the global supply chain, said Heidi Wyle ’78.
A letter from the President
Barry Jacobs ’80 offers takeaways from his new AARP Caregiver Answer Book.
Can liberal-arts training help spin stories about data into IPO gold?
A triple bout with cancer launched an advocacy career.
Tie up your holiday shopping with these delights made by Brown alums.
Mentors help young cancer survivors get back on track
Helping immigrants integrate into a small Finnish town
Helping low-income kids see themselves as college material
Letter from the four student guest editors of the Gen Z special issue.
Teri Williams ’79 heads OneUnited, a bank founded to help Black families get a leg up on wealth
From Mom’s home cooking to James Beard and beyond
Lisa Krohn ’85 designed the Cyberdesk wearable computer.
An alumni-run investment competition gives students a taste of high finance
Campus cardio machines are generating electricity, not using it
An art installation sheds light on what it’s like to be visually impaired
A popular class looks at how to leverage economics to save the environment.
From ENGN 9 to managing $11 billion
The little-known story of how two seniors facing a scary job market came up with the class destined to become a Brown classic
A newsletter shines light behind the scenes
The best holiday giving ideas made by Brown alums for you and yours.