Alumni Features History Land of Six Hundred Thousand Despots The autobiography of an enslaved man describes 1800s America Read More Humanities & Culture What’s So Bad About Tribalism? Michael Morris ’86 explores how cultural cues can be harnessed for good Sports & Recreation An Epic Island-Hopping Hike Michael Lemmel ’88 created a trail that connects 22 islands off Stockholm Education Future Vision Helping low-income kids see themselves as college material Politics & Law From Pageantry to Politics Former Miss America Cara Mund ’16 on running as a pro-choice Republican The Arts James Wins a Pulitzer The Arts Fresh Ink for June–August 2025 Books by Rita Bullwinkel ’11, Ken Conca ’82, and Scott Allen ’91 MD Sports & Recreation Game Changer “Coach Ballgame” is putting the fun back in youth sports Medicine & Health What a Long, Healing Trip From law school to the growing field of psychedelic-assisted mental health therapy Science & Tech Science Fair Dropout Bioengineer Cel Welch creates devices that streamline cancer detection. Service & Advocacy Basic Training Zanagee Artis ’22 empowers the next generation of climate activists Science & Tech AI’s Robin Hood Aaron Gokaslan ’18, ’19 ScM, gives the secrets of AI to the people Ever True Circle of Support When young parents Nate Poole ’04 and Tamara Lam-Plattes ’04 found their lives upended by a serious injury, Brown friends rallied round.
