Making History
A conversation with the eighteenth president.
A conversation with the eighteenth president.
She made Brown admissions need blind. She raised $1.6 billion for an ambitious plan that remade campus, added 100 faculty members, improved the medical and graduate schools, and institutionalized true multidisciplinary research at Brown. And on June 30, 2012, President Ruth J. Simmons will serve her last day as Brown's eighteenth president.
On September 11, 2001, and entire generation realized how lucky it has been.
No one was unaffected by the attacks on September 11, 2001. Here’s a look back at the impact of the attacks on the Brown community and how that community responded. Now, ten years later, tell us how they affected you and how your own life has been changed.
9.11.01: Is Dad Okay?
9.11.01: The Rescue
9.11.01: The Victims
Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff gathered September 13, 2001, for a candlelight vigil on the main Green.
Obituaries from the July/August 2011 issue.
An alumna goes full circle on the issue of shoes.
A descendant of Newton’s apple teaches gravity.
Despite talk of eliminating teams, the athletes stay focused.
Pang Houa Moua '04 A former refugee devotes her career to helping those who came after her.
Rodelinde Albrecht ’64 A dating service for people who want to make the planet better.
For a diet to succeed it has to be appealing, Mary Flynn says. Here’s a dinner that’s healthy, delicious, and filling.