Fresh Ink for June–August 2023
Books by Thomas Mallon ’73, Alissa Quart ’94, and Sarah Levy ’12.
The Arts
Are You a Flaneur?
The high art of meandering aimlessly
The Storyteller
Bridget Stokes ’04 wins an Emmy for directing A Black Lady Sketch Show.
Boston Public Library Love
Five minutes with Karim Zohdy ’25
Fresh Ink for April–May 2023
Books by Antonia Angress ’13, Ryan Lee Wong ’10, and Harris Solomon ’07 AM, ’11 PhD
A Clutch Move
Artwork malfunction sparks a career in hot handbags
Casting a Spell
Short stories inspired by fairy tales
Preserving Poetry, Byte by Byte
At the Brown Library, archivists seek to protect innovative digital art.
Fresh Ink for January–March 2023
Books by Brian Jones ’95, Diane Thiel ’88, ’90 MFA, and Rachel M. Harper ’94
COVID carbs
Shortbread and milk bread bring together three alums.
All About Birds
Inspiring conservation through radio
Quite the Plan B
How Ryan Broussard ’19 MFA pivoted from professional baseball to coveted television roles
Mod Merch
A dual-degree student turns bookstore leftovers into fashion must-haves
Kids in the Kitchen
Molly Birnbaum ’05 on heading up the goofy but practical children’s division of America’s Test Kitchen
Fresh Ink for November–December 2022
Books by Carla Lalli Music ’94, Dani Baker ’70, and Molly Birnbaum ’05
Mobsters and Lobsters
Journalism professor on a career uncovering Rhode Island’s wrongs
Interrogating Home
A student play explores sexual awakening at sleepaway camp
’90s Mall Culture
A new film takes a close look at Abercrombie & Fitch and its CEO
Funny Times
Alternative comedy pioneer Beth Lapides ’78 writes a memoir
Fresh Ink for September–October 2022
Books by Nancy Rubin Stuart ’67 MAT, Tory Henwood Hoen ’06, and David Shields ’78
Deaf Representation
A new short film is performed by a deaf cast in American Sign Language
A New Language, in a Hurry
Intensive, double-credit language courses mean fast learning and instant community