Rock ’n Roll Oldies
Five minutes with Greg Elliott, Professor of Sociology
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Articles
A Celebration of Black Lives
A new book for kids ages 9 and up
The Storytelling Art
Award-winning illustrator and writer Brian Lies ’85 is hitting his stride
NBA Heights
Stephen Silas ’96 lands the top job at the Houston Rockets
Manufactured Wilderness
Creating Yellowstone Park meant evicting longtime Native American residents
Fresh Ink for June–Aug 2021
Books by Julia Zarankin ’97, Jennifer Dupee ’96, and Claire Holroyde ’01
Dark Instincts
A filmmaker draws from childhood for his newest thriller
System Overload
A new book offers strategies for strengthening our democracy through information technology
A Sense of Community
How mentoring has cemented the TEAK program
A Billion Plus
In Land of Big Numbers, China’s government is an ever-present characte
Fire-truck Zoom
An unusual COVID classroom
Pandemic Problem Solving
A senior specializes in equity-based solutions
Working Class Hero
A senior thesis on a legendary Panamanian boxer
Unfathomable
A submarine cruising Hillel House
Passages
The vaccine, commencement, and the passing of Vartan Gregorian.
Welcoming M. Grace Calhoun
Advancing Brown’s vision for athletics and recreation
Brighter Days
Hungering for contact, celebration, and a feeling of lightness.
Ever True
Artemis A.W. Joukowsky ’55 was one of Brown’s biggest cheerleaders and fundraisers.
Homeschooling 101
This mom’s done it—10 times.
Teaching, Reimagined
Rising to the challenge of a pandemic
Fresh Ink
Books by Kermit Pattison ’90, Brian Christian ’06, and Rob Feinstein ’81
Keeping Germs Away
Purell’s CEO on the crazy demand for hand sanitizer
Bankrolling Justice
Trust-fund youth unite to combat inequality