When Meredith Whitney ’92 started predicting economic doom four years ago, her Wall Street colleagues thought she was crazy. She even got a death threat. Now when she speaks, the markets listen. Closely. Very, very closely.
Donning Kevlar, a doctor discovers a new relationship between life and death.
As a Brown Bear, Bill O’Brien ’92 says he was an “average player on some below-average teams.” As the New England Patriots’ new quarterbacks coach, he’s now Tom Brady’s teacher.
Obituaries from the May/June 2009 issue.
Natan Last ’12 designs crossword puzzles for the New York Times.
Benjamin Jealous, spoke about the new challenges that lie ahead for his organization, the NAACP.
A panel traces the conflict between science and religion.
Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards is now stumping for the poor.
A proposal to choose younger trustees gains crucial support.
Getting into Brown has never been tougher.
Floorgasm, billed as a night of "orgasmic hip-hop indulgence and floor domination" celebrates breakdancing.
Famed American poet John Ashbery read from his work.
The Brown faculty renames Columbus Day.
Snowflake the polar bear. publicized a meeting of the Backbone Campaign.
The Brown Bookstore joins the twenty-first century.
Jana Benitez '08 studied martial arts in China, then was invited to show her paintings "In Search of Parameters."
A slice of history, graphically told.
The plays of Ugandan graduate student Charles Mulekwa focus on the violence and humanity of his war-ravaged homeland.
You heard them here first. Last semester the twenty-five students in the songwriting course Music 450 produced a two-cd collection of original music.
