The View from College Hill
The Trump administration has demanded more conservative voices within academia, but scholars across the spectrum insist the true spirit of viewpoint diversity is alive and well at Brown.
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Murder on Ice
Best-selling author Wendy Walker ’89 drew from her experience as a competitive figure skater for Blade, her latest page-turner.
The Primary Care Crisis
Why many Americans can’t find a doctor and what to do about it.
Ralph, Meet Bob
A course looks at Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob Dylan in conversation across centuries.
Will Tagalog Be Taught at Brown?
Petition for a new language program
Top of the Leaderboard
Alex Semenenko ’26 rises up the judo ranks
Rock Stars
Students start a club for competitive climbers
Pressed into Memory
Brown preserves a collection of the Dec. 13 memorial flowers
Brown loves PVD
Musicians thank Providence
Creative Destruction
Peter Howitt, Brown professor emeritus of economics, awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize.
BAM’s June Crossword
Vice Squad
From the Archives: Partridge Hall dedicated as Third World Center
BAM’s February 1987 article on the development of the Third World Center (now Brown Center for Students of Color).
BAM’s May Crossword
Match Set
Free Mom Hugs
Five minutes with Andrea Capotosto at the School of Public Health
The Road Back
A letter from the Editor
Defined by Purpose
A letter from the President
Nuclear Fiction
A new novel of Atomic Era intrigue and romance—based on real life
Market Maker
Amrita Jhaveri ’91 has helped put contemporary South Asian art on the map.
Caregiving Made Easy(er)
Barry Jacobs ’80 offers takeaways from his new AARP Caregiver Answer Book.
Fresh Ink for Spring 2026
Reviewed by Edward Hardy
A Very Prickly Passion
Molecular biologist by day, cactus fanatic 24-7