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Goldie’s Sunset
After almost four decades as a campus leader, Director of Athletics Michael Goldberger says its time to call it quits.
Birds of a Feather
Archaeopteryx is either a late dinosaur fossil or the first bird. Now a scientist thinks he knows the color of its feathers.
Rhodes Warriors
Three current students and one recent alum were among this year’s Rhodes scholars, Brown’s highest annual total ever.
Human Capital
Not all grads leave Providence. Some start businesses and stay. A guide to who they are, what they do, and where they work.
Asking the Big Questions
One of biggest fans of the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women reflects on its 30th anniversary.
Genre-Benders
What did the sky look like on the day Galileo concluded the earth revolves around the sun?
Fresh Ink
Fresh Ink
The Tween Queen
Former Disney film executive Nina Jacobson ’87 is the producer behind the film version of The Hunger Games.
The Excesses of Individualism
Going Solo
Book Art
Breathtaken
Two’s a Crowd
More people live alone that at any time in history. Ethnographer Eric Klinenberg ’93 analyzes what that means for our culture.
Malcolm X and Brown
A student makes a surprising discovery involving one of America’s most controversial African American leaders.
Friending Your Child
Social media guru danah boyd ’00 wants to tell parents everywhere to stop worrying about all the time their kids spend online.
Research Highlights from President Paxson
Research Highlights from President Paxson