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On Campus

The Arts
An illustration of a professor teaching students and everyone is standing on oversized books with letters sitting among them

A New Language, in a Hurry

Intensive, double-credit language courses mean fast learning and instant community
Service & Advocacy
Image of Karen McAninch ’74 and Guadalete Ramos sitting at a table on the main green

Fair Food

Brown and its dining workers find a win-win
Business & Entrepreneurship
Image of Ryan Lum at the stove with pasta and a strainer

Pleather vs. Palate

A student supper club where menus are merveilleux, decor, not so much.
Medicine & Health
Illustration by Mar Hernandez of a person holding a flashlight to pills

Rhode Island’s Opioid Crisis, Exposed

A data-driven dive into how, even in the smallest state, billions of addictive pills were manufactured, prescribed, and abused.
Business & Entrepreneurship

Delicious!

A student pop-up restaurant lives up to its name
Image of onigiri on a paper plate with wasabi on an outside table
Student Life

Rise and Grind

The Underground wakes up and smells the coffee
Image of Tevah Gevelber leaning on the bar with a cup of coffee in her hands

The Classes

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November 1st, 2022

Amy Sohn won the HMH First Amendment Award in the book publishing category for her book, The Man Who Hated Women: Sex, Censorship, and Civil Liberties in the Gilded Age.
November 1st, 2022

David Whitacre’s book, The Seven Gifts, argues that all of humanity falls squarely into one of seven motivational gifts and that explains our core behaviors. The work was published by HenschelHaus Publishing,...
November 1st, 2022

Paul Espinosa writes: “I’ve been a longtime producer of documentaries for PBS. My latest film, Singing Our Way to Freedom, will be presented nationally on PBS stations around the country as part...
November 1st, 2022

Class Secretary Marshall Cohen writes: “As you may have noticed our number of class notes has been getting thin. But as we approach our 70th reunion in 2024, please send me a...

Sports

Sports & Recreation
Image of Erin McMeniman throwing a javelin at the NCAA East Preliminary competition

No Long Shot

Brown Bear sets new record in the javelin
Sports & Recreation
Image of EJ Perry stretching on football field

Ready to Roar!

Quarterback E.J. Perry signs with Jaguars
Sports & Recreation
Image of Chie Chie Yard in a stairwell holding a hockey helmet

A Life on the Ice

NHL veep Chie Chie Yard ’94
In Memoriam
Photo of Kathy Flores and rugby teammates

Play Hard, Love Harder

Rugby legend and beloved coach Kathy Flores took Brown’s women’s team from club to varsity
Sports & Recreation

Ultimate Success

Azeez Adeyemi ’21 is national MVP
Image of Azeez Adeyemi in 2019 Ultimate College Championships

What Do
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“Lovely story about how one person’s passion for sport and people can change the lives of others. Made this Brown Rugger yearn for the good old days of rugby camaraderie. ”
—Dora Herrera ’80
Los Angeles
In response to Play Hard, Love Harder (J–A’22):
“It was such a pleasure to read the thoughtful and comprehensive appreciation for my dear friend and fellow Tougaloo graduate, Dr. Robert Smith. To me, the written-in-boldface statement of identity in my...”
—Annabeth Balance ’69 Tougaloo
Atlanta
In response to At the Fork of the Stream (S–O’22):
“I urge Brown classics to consider the subtle prejudice of low expectations. ”
—Gabriel Wingfield ’12
Oswego, N.Y.
In response to Classics: Dead or Alive? (J–A’22):
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