Use of Force
A conversation about police reform with Chicago’s new deputy inspector general for public safety
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Celebrating Uyghur Culture
Silk Road Recipes: Parida’s Uyghur Cookbook
Doing Justice
A lawyer pivots to providing direct services for people with developmental disabilities.
Not Just “Another Mural”
The fearless work of Jibade-Khalil Huffman ’05 MFA
Zoom as an Art Form
Two alums take on the zombie apocalypse amidst a pandemic.
The Quest
A bestselling new book searches for evidence that early Christianity may have been powered by psychedelics.
Finding Home
A debut novel brings to life Thailand’s student protest movement of the 1970s.
Capitalism on the Couch
A history course analyzes the social, political, and cultural underpinnings of our economic system.
Everything Old Is New Again
Technology and new questions bring long-studied archaeological sites to life.
The Actress, the Mic, and the Wardrobe
Crisis, meet opportunity
Created Equal
RBG’s brilliant arguments in the fight for gender and racial equality.
Eerie Silence
College Hill meets COVID.
Winter Reading
It’s a good time to dive into a book or three.
Growing the Arts at Brown
Welcoming Avery Willis Hoffman.
Say It Ain’t So, Blueno!
Five minutes with Emilia Ruzicka ’21
Farewell, Norman
For 24 years he stewarded the BAM, always putting the reader first.
Welcoming Dr. Ashish Jha
New dean emerges as policy leader amidst global pandemic.
Borderlands
A living archive of Southwestern art
Love, Actually
A lit class examines love and desire through academic, intellectual, and deeply personal lenses.
State of Play
This spring, Brown overhauled its athletics program. Varsity teams went club and vice versa, protests and lawsuits ensued, and some teams were reinstated.
Under the Hood
A Klansman's descendent probes his background to expose larger truths about white America history.
Gigs Are Out the Window
But a student band plays on
No Lunch Breaks
A chemist’s COVID schedule
Comedy of the Century
The Brown Jug is back