“Brown was Always His First Love”
Remembering Dean Eric Widmer
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Career After Cancer
Mentors help young cancer survivors get back on track
The Declaration’s 250th
A lifetime American history buff curates an exhibit on our founding document
Later-In-Life Lawyer
Steve Cohen ’75 bypassed the LSAT, passing the bar in his 60s
Fresh Ink for Fall 2025
Books by Jordan Roter ’97, Amy Larocca ’97, and Kenji Morimoto ’11
Fan Nonfiction
A blog charts the future of the Red Sox
Cat Masterpieces
A new children’s book fills a famous museum with felines
What We Inherit
An unflinching memoir explores mental illness and family ties
Wings of Hope
How people and migrating butterflies connect across continents
Warm Welcome
Helping immigrants integrate into a small Finnish town
Software to the Stars
Can AI solve the universe’s greatest mysteries? These professors are trying to find out.
Ice Cream Wars
At campus eateries this spring, everything was coming up dairy
Hidden in Plain View
Move over, birbs. There’s a new treasure in town.
A New Look for the Lower Green
An amphitheater arrives!
Gossip Science
A study looks at how we stay clean while dishing dirt
What Brown Stands For
A new Statement of Values and Voice provides a roadmap for the future
1969: Coed Housing: “People living in a building like people”
From the Archives
1983: The Computer and Education at Brown
From the Archives
Beach Daffodils
In times of upheaval, can small acts of hope really matter? A letter from the Editor
Diversity of Perspectives
A letter from new v.p. for diversity and inclusion Matthew Guterl
Sustainability Pioneer
Harold Ward was an environmental studies elder, beloved by students and colleagues.