In time for the holidays, the Brown Alumni Magazine’s second annual gift guide—a sampling of products designed and made by alumni. They’re a heartening reminder that work can be a passionate endeavor, and that labor really can be love.
Four alumnae—each more than 100 years old—reflect on life for women at Brown
during the Roaring Twenties and describe full journey they’ve
been on ever since.
In time for the holidays, the Brown Alumni Magazine’s second annual gift guide—a sampling of products designed and made by alumni. They’re a heartening reminder that work can be a passionate endeavor, and that labor really can be love.
Four alumnae—each more than 100 years old—reflect on life for women at Brown
during the Roaring Twenties and describe full journey they’ve
been on ever since.
In the recession ahead, Brown's priorities will be financial aid, academics, research--and yes, growth.
Improv artist Jon Mahone ’99, ’04 MAT channels the ghosts of Charlie Chaplin and Richard Pryor.
The advice at this year’s Opening Convocation? Enjoy the intellectual ride.
To learn how troops are trained for Iraq, filmmaker Tony Gerber ’86 was embedded with an Army unit—at a simulated Iraqi village in California.
The first democratically elected female president on the African continent visits Brown.
Donald
E. Creamer '47 believes that today’s ads are garbage.
After a year out with a leg injury, women’s soccer goalie Brenna Hogue ’10 is back. So is the team.
Barney Frank on deregulation and trickle-down economics.
When Lydia Boddie-Rice '76 took up rowing, she noticed that most of the crews were white. She set out to change that.
How to protect precious items from you and me.
New Yorker staff writer
Writing classes can be deadly, and in this case that’s the literal truth.
A post-college coming-of-age tale from Sarah Shun-lien Bynum ’95.
With her sophisticated sportswear, Lyn Devon ’02 aims to make women feel comfortable, confident, and beautiful.
Last year men’s basketball finished second in the Ivy League. Can a new coach take them to first?