June–August 2022

A consultant and lifelong gaming fan hatches a new board game about birds.

A book of Afro-Indigenous poetry found in the Hay Library reunites two women across generations.

For Brown public health dean Ashish Jha, the nation’s new COVID czar, being one of the most trusted pandemic pundits in the U.S. isn’t about moonlighting. It’s about effective public health messaging for Gen Z and beyond.

Raising funds for Ukraine

A student startup is driving down hospitalizations in geriatric patients

Quarterback E.J. Perry signs with Jaguars

Brown’s newest newspaper focuses on Black joy and accomplishments

Rugby legend and beloved coach Kathy Flores took Brown’s women’s team from club to varsity

Martha Sharp Joukowsky’s renowned field methods included a liberal dose of fun

Books by Xochitl Gonzalez ’99, Maia Weinstock ’99, Siena Cherson Siegel ’90, and Mark Siegel ’89.

An acclaimed memoir recalls how Korean food kept Grace Cho ’93 connected to her mother

New Mexico footprints alter the timeline for human habitation in the Americas.

An acclaimed new film by Bonnie Waltch ’82 demonstrates the scary self-reinforcing mechanisms of climate change.

The new Dream Exchange, the first Black-owned stock market, aims for diversity and inclusion

A nurse practitioner helps bring primary care to San Francisco’s mentally ill and homeless

The Afterparty star Zoë Chao ’08 discovered her passion for acting in a class at Brown

Experts are moving past biological sex to “precision medicine” that takes each individual patient—whatever their gender—into account.

A new course examines ancient Greece and Rome with a 21st-century lens.