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Sports & Recreation

Beautiful Game

Brett Johnson ’92 bought a franchise license, built a stadium, and now R.I. has a pro soccer team. Read More

Business & Entrepreneurship
Barry Jacobs

Caregiving Made Easy(er)

Barry Jacobs ’80 offers takeaways from his new AARP Caregiver Answer Book.
Science & Tech
Archival image of a girl and her dad

Nuclear Fiction

A new novel of Atomic Era intrigue and romance—based on real life
The Arts
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Market Maker

Amrita Jhaveri ’91 has helped put contemporary South Asian art on the map.
Science & Tech
Cactus bloom among rocks

A Very Prickly Passion

Molecular biologist by day, cactus fanatic 24-7
University News

Open Doors

Over winter break, the Brown community welcomed students into their homes and hearts.
portrait of Dr Nisha Bansal ’99
University News

Voices: December 13, 2025

Following the mass shooting at Barus & Holley, members of the Brown community shared their stories with the BAM.
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Politics & Law
Illustration of of people and windows creating the American flag

Jailhouse Rock

A propulsive original score drives Robe Imbriano ’86’s animated doc about harsh bail policy.
Medicine & Health
Dr. Nisha Mehta

Doctor, De-Stress Thyself!

An online platform offers support and community for physicians experiencing burnout.
Sports & Recreation
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Cornhole Poobah

The Arts
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Fresh Ink for Spring 2026

Reviewed by Edward Hardy
Humanities & Culture

Growth in Guinea

A former pro football player helps businesses achieve their goals.
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Science & Tech

Stroke of Genius

A seed-size robot is poised to transform stroke treatment.
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