Invisible Champions
Women’s basketball won Brown’s first Ivy title. But the accolades did a disappearing act.
Sports & Recreation
Climbing the Walls
Five minutes with Samantha Reisman ’28 PhD
Hot Play
Women’s soccer is dominating the Ivy League. It all started at a bonfire.
The Shooter
Remembering a gifted basketball player and master storyteller
The Team To Beat
From the Archives
History Maker
The first woman to play Division I baseball
PhD Level Punches
Neuroscience meets boxing
A Wide Net
Chazz Woodson ’05 aims to make lacrosse more racially diverse
Yelling, Screaming, and Fun
Former Brown track star Craig Kinsley ’11 on his unique coaching style
Fielding Questions
The latest Olympians on track and field’s coaching roster
No Long Shot
Brown Bear sets new record in the javelin
Ultimate Success
Azeez Adeyemi ’21 is national MVP
Ready to Roar!
Quarterback E.J. Perry signs with Jaguars
One Day, Two Ivy Titles
Victory was decisive and extra sweet for women’s volleyball and soccer after returning to play this season.
Sporting Good
Celebrating a athletic pioneer
One Day, Two Ivy Titles
Victory was decisive and extra sweet for women’s soccer and volleyball after returning to play this season.
A Life on the Ice
NHL veep Chie Chie Yard ’94
Dashed
Tokyo, 2020: Olympics canceled due to COVID. Tokyo, 1940: Olympics canceled due to WWII. Star sprinter Ken Clapp ’40 had hoped to be there.
No-Touch Football
The Bears are heading into the fall season quite unbruised, after their year of social distancing, virtual practices, and zero play. A look at the game plan.
Band of Brothers
For former teammates, a partial stake in Hot Rod Charlie is a good bet