Emerging Victorious
Meet seven of the many exemplary students who thrived—and graduated—despite the pandemic.
Ever True
Passages
The vaccine, commencement, and the passing of Vartan Gregorian.
Brighter Days
Hungering for contact, celebration, and a feeling of lightness.
Ever True
Artemis A.W. Joukowsky ’55 was one of Brown’s biggest cheerleaders and fundraisers.
“Old Brick” at 250
From housing Revolutionary War soldiers to being occupied by student protestors: A brief history of University Hall.
Changes
Persistence in the face of a pandemic.
Nevertheless, They Persisted
Meet seven extraordinary students graduating into a new world.
Father of the Open Curriculum
Meet the emeritus professor who paved the way for the University’s signature approach to education.
2069
Brown has spent 50 years ahead of the curve in higher education. What innovations will mark the next 50?
Open Minds
For 50 years, Brown’s Open Curriculum has produced innovative leaders. What’s the next Big Idea?
Robing Them Right
Ginie Callas ’48 has outfitted decades of honorary degree recipients
100 Years of Gratitude
Teresa Elizabeth Gagnon Mellone ’39, ’62 AM at her 80th reunion
Back off, Bunny hop
Camp Bruno Snake Dance
Neither Snow Nor Gloom of Night
Papa’s Lunch Truck served students in all kinds of weather.
Walkout Celebration
This year’s Black Alumni Reunion honored the 50th anniversary of a seminal event in Brown history
Online reading poll results
What do you like to read online?
Wrap It Up
Our 12th annual holiday gift guide.
Field Day ’18
Alums gather for outdoor games
Campus Dance ’18
The Commencement Weekend revel dates back more than 100 years.
Two Reunions in One
Scott Poulson-Bryant started Brown ’88 and finished ’08
Road Trip
A Class of ’43 grad gets a lift to reunion from a fellow Mainer, Class of ’68
Out the Gates, Into the Fray
The 250th graduating class made it through!
A Place of Their Own
Legendary Pembroke dean Margaret Morriss spent her life fighting for women's rights.
Going My Way
Editor Norman Boucher says goodbye to the BAM