On Campus Sports & Recreation A League of Their Own Softball player Maggie Foxx ’28 drafted by Los Angeles. Read More Student Life The Bike Trip Lachlan Kirby ’28 spent the summer on a solo cross-country cycling trip. Politics & Law Politics of Oil Political science professor Jeff Colgan discusses the economic fallout from the Iran war. Politics & Law Watson Mentors The Watson School of International and Public Affairs completes its inaugural year. Sports & Recreation National Champions After nearly 80 years, the sailing team tastes victory once more. CARNEY INSTITUTE FOR BRAIN SCIENCE RESEARCHERS ID’ED A BIOMARKER THAT PREDICTS WHO WILL SOON GET ALZHEIMER’S. BROWN ASTRONOMERS FOUND A “BRIDGE OF STARS”—TWO GALAXIES BECOMING ONE—THE FIRST DOCUMENTATION OF THIS PHENOMENON. A BROWN DISCOVER THAT EVEN A FEW CANCER CELLS CAUSE CHANGES IN “BYSTANDER CELLS” COULD IMPROVE BLOOD CANCER TREATMENT STRATEGY. STATE ATTEMPTS AT SCHOOL FINANCE REFORM DIDN’T CLOSE FUNDING GAPS AND IN SOME CASES INCREASED THEM, BROWN RESEARCHERS FOUND. HERBIVORE 101 IS THAT BISON EAT GRASS, NOT TREES. EXCEPT FOR SOMETIMES, A BROWN STUDY AT YELLOWSTONE FOUND. Student Life Brown loves PVD Musicians thank Providence Education Ralph, Meet Bob A course looks at Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob Dylan in conversation across centuries. Medicine & Health Risk of Pregnancy Abortion bans pose significant risks to pregnant women Student Life Card Clan Five minutes with C.J. Lair ’28 In Memoriam Gordon S. Wood A titan of American history and beloved pillar of the University