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Fade Out

Using art and science, Courtney Mattison ’11 AM illuminates and defends our coral reefs. 

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On Campus

Medicine & Health
portrait of Bella Roberts

The Stigma Slayer

A student-founded arts organization combats silence around mental illness.
Science & Tech
Ariel Deutsch standing outside an old NASA hangar

Apollo 2019

A planetary science grad student on the 1969 moonwalk that fuels her lunar studies
Student Life
Motion-blurred photo of a student on a scooter

Scooter Mania

Rental scooters are College Hill’s new ride.
Humanities & Culture
vintage photo of Dell O’Dell

Magic Tricks

Want to study alchemy, witchcraft, or sorcery? The Hay library has you covered.
Science & Tech

Hi-Tech Ethics

Can CS majors save the world? The founders of a student startup think so.
portrait of Adi Melamed '19 and Aaron Mayer '18
Student Life

Arrrcappella Anniversary

The Pirates turn 20
The Pirate Scummy (Charlotte Senders ’18) sings out during a Reunion event in May.

The Classes

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September 11th, 2019

Joseph Cadabes was appointed organist at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Northridge, Calif. A classics concentrator, he spent his senior year under the tutelage of University Organist Mark Steinbach. He...
September 11th, 2019

Eric Swoyer writes: “I recently crossed back into the United States after two years abroad on a motorcycle. I left San Francisco on April Fool’s Day 2017 and have since ridden to...
September 11th, 2019

Hal Barwood writes: “Now that I’m safe from the temptations of actual work, I continue to write. My latest novel is called Fulfillment. It’s all about a newbie getting his feet wet...
September 11th, 2019

Russell Pierce claims to be the only member of the Class of 1953 to march in the 251st Commencement procession. “I was especially proud that our family now has three generations of...

What Do
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“In reference to “100 Years of Gratitude,” July/August 2019: It’s always nice to read about someone who has made it to 99. Mary Beth Barnard says her mother, Teresa Elizabeth Gagnon Mellone...”
—Felicia Nimue Ackerman
Professor of Philosophy
Campus
In response to 100 Years of Gratitude (J/A’19):
“The recent profile of Arthur Gregg Sulzburger ’03 offered BAM an opportunity to cover issues crucial to journalism and American politics (“Public Enemy No 1,” July/August). For instance, on October 31, 2016,...”
—Jonathan Noble ’04
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
In response to Public Enemy No. 1 (J/A’19):
“I was overjoyed to discover that Brown was offering classes to Rhode Island prisoners (“Classmates Behind Bars,” July/August). It is well established that participation in educational programs is one of the best...”
—Alan Mills ’78
Chicago
alan@uplcchicago.org
In response to Classmates Behind Bars (J/A’19):
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Sports

Sports & Recreation
Photograph of Ron Kaufman ’78 with his ultimate frisbee team

Ultimate Fame

An Ultimate Frisbee pioneer reflects on his college days
Sports & Recreation
Photograph of Sadie Kurzban ’12 making a silly face

Cardio Blast

What started as campus fun is now a thriving business
Sports & Recreation
detail showing McKee's initials on her car

Speed Queen

Sophomore Sydney McKee takes the wheel
Sports & Recreation
Photograph of Rebekah Splaine Salwasser ’01 standing in the Boston Red Sox stadium

Service Through Sports

Connecting pro athletes with their communities
Sports & Recreation

World Class

Rugby referee Emily Hsieh ’12 aims for the Olympics
Sports & Recreation

Erg Don’t Lie

An Olympic hopeful smashes a 22-year record
Photograph of Alex Miklasevich ’19 holding a crew boat
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