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A new study says no more Candy Crush at bedtime.
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Robotic Reasoning
How a video game is being used to create artificial intelligence.
Dog Days
Even Spot will be affected by global warming.
On the Road
Anthropologist Catherine Lutz and high school teacher Anne Lutz Fernandez asked teachers what they think of school reform.
Ready for Change
Responding to unsettling sexual assault cases, the University hires Amanda Walsh as its first full-time Title IX officer.
Restoration
Right along Benevolent Street, at number 93, between Hope and Brook Streets...
Summer Stories
For students the months away from campus are a break from the rigors of the academic life. Sort of.
Music Like Movies
The cinematic grooves of Sasha Spielberg ’12
Unusual Road to Campus
A single dad and a U.S. Navy veteran of nuclear submarines, Matthew Ricci ’15 is not your typical Brown student.
Fresh Ink
A son on the death of his parents, African American girls in the Great Migration, and a romantic deals with all things French.
Obituaries
Obituaries from the July/August 2015 issue.
J/A Mail Room
Readers write in about seismologist Lucy Jones ’76, the late professor Donald Rohr, and other stories from the print BAM.
Life’s Lessons
At its 35th reunion, the class of 1980 told stories of success, failure, second chances, and the surprises that can change a life.
On the Beach
Former Coastal Living editor-in-chief Antonia van der Meer ’79 on why summer beach houses make us so darn happy.
Tribeca Debut
Franny, the first feature film by Andrew Renzi ’07 stars Richard Gere as a wealthy, drug-addicted eccentric.
Regional Theater Matters
Laura Kepley ‘05 MFA is the artistic director of the Cleveland Play House, winner of the 2015 Regional Theater Tony Award.
Heroes & Villains
Christos Gage ’93 was a key writer for the dark series Marvel’s Daredevil, a recent groundbreaking Netflix sensation.
Cheese It
While at Brown, Louella Hill ’04 crusaded for small farms and local food. Now she wants to teach you how to make cheese.
This Way Out
Neuroscientist Alex Korb ’02 explains wh the most obvious steps for combating depression really do work.
Botanical Portrait
Thanks to museum curator Adriana Zavala ’96 AM, ’01 PhD, painter Frida Kahlo’s garden has come to life in the Bronx.
From the President
Christina Paxson looks back at a year of forward momentum and vows to maintain Brown's foward progress.
Game Day
Sports highlights from the past two months include alumni who are getting their chance in professional sports.
Rowing Replay
Brown Women's big win at the 2015 NCAA Division I Rowing Championships.
Dreams of Gold
When Emily Bourdeau ’10 wants to make the U.S. Olympic Team in a most unusual event: the modern pentathlon.