Pope Addict
David Kertzer ’69 has attracted Steven Spielberg with his sagas of papal drama
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Out the Gates, Into the Fray
The 250th graduating class made it through!
Subjects Become Artists
What happens when the people photographed are invited to alter the images?
A Miscarriage Clue
A researcher discovers the genes that may have caused the loss of her second pregnancy
Woman of Letters
Philosophy professor Felicia Nimue Ackerman writes to editors. A lot.
Fresh Ink
New books by Rita Bullwinkel '11, Jessica Weisberg '06 and Natasha Zaretsky '96 AM, '03 PhD
Head in the Stars
A pioneer for women studying space reaches out to a new generation
Catherine Gody Wolf ’72 AM, ’74 PhD
“Who says there’s no fun in ALS?”
A Place of Their Own
Legendary Pembroke dean Margaret Morriss spent her life fighting for women's rights.
Notorious Doc
Documentary about Ruth Bader Ginsberg offers a glimpse into the justice's life
$100M for Brain Science
Alum makes Brown Institute one of best-endowed in U.S.
Winning Formula
A group of alums is trying to inspire uncommon success in public education.
The Donut Queen
Rachael Cholak ’18
Letting Go
Four tips on overcoming social anxiety
What Would You Do?
Why did people help Germans slaughter their Jewish neighbors? It's complicated.
Don’t Sit, Walk.
Snow boots and solidarity
Peering Inside the Body
A new device could revolutionize medical imaging.
From Concept to Cure
A $50M gift aims to turn research into medicine, stat.
Going My Way
Editor Norman Boucher says goodbye to the BAM
Snapshot
These exceptional members of the Class of 2018 have already made an impact on their world—and ours.
Fight Club
Covering ultimate fighters and really cute dogs
Can We Kill HIV?
Working on it—with tools ranging from microbicides to dating apps.
Control Issues
Coursework and research look at how to build better robots—and how to make sure they don’t take over.
Need Work Space?
Head to an empty-by-day restaurant.