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Features

Tuneful Travels

A musical journey across five continents with the Class of 1998.

On Campus

Design Duo

Architects and childhood friends have been building since Brown.

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The Arts

Tuneful Travels

Producer Ana González ’15 traveled nationwide with cellist Yo-Yo Ma to explore how music and place intertwine.

The Arts

Design Duo

Architects and childhood friends have been building since Brown.

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Medicine & Health

Brain Tumor Breakthrough

UCLA’s Dr. Linda Liau ’87 has extended survival rates in some patients with glioblastoma.

Sports & Recreation

GenX Running Champ

Science & Tech

Behind the Digital Revolution

Marc Etkind ’87 isn’t just documenting history, he’s making it, at Silicon Valley’s Computer History Museum.

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The Arts

CEO Turned Music Man

George Barrett ’77 spent decades as a health executive before turning his passion for music into a full-time gig.

The Arts

Fresh Ink for Summer 2026

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

The Arts

Honey Wafers

The Arts

Back to Brooklyn

Xochitl Gonzalez ’99 has found literary success with three novels about Latina strivers in the New York City borough where she grew up.

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Murder on Ice

Best-selling author Wendy Walker ’89 drew from her experience as a competitive figure skater for Blade, her latest page-turner.

Rock Stars

Students start a club for competitive climbers

Top of the Leaderboard

Alex Semenenko ’26 rises up the judo ranks

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Student Life

Talking to the Animals

Five minutes with Rahel Selemon ’26

Education

Ralph, Meet Bob

A course looks at Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob Dylan in conversation across centuries.

The Arts

Tuneful Travels

Producer Ana González ’15 traveled nationwide with cellist Yo-Yo Ma to explore how music and place intertwine.

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Tuneful Travels

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Architects and childhood friends have been building since Brown.

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Tuneful Travels

Producer Ana González ’15 traveled nationwide with cellist Yo-Yo Ma to explore how music and place intertwine. Read More: Tuneful Travels

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Design Duo

Architects and childhood friends have been building since Brown.

Medicine & Health

Brain Tumor Breakthrough

UCLA’s Dr. Linda Liau ’87 has extended survival rates in some patients with glioblastoma.

Sports & Recreation

GenX Running Champ

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A Knockout Season

Brown’s grappling and mixed martial arts club is the comeback team of the year.

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Fresh Ink for Summer 2026

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

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Honey Wafers

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Back to Brooklyn

Xochitl Gonzalez ’99 has found literary success with three novels about Latina strivers in the New York City borough where she grew up.

The Arts

Murder on Ice

Best-selling author Wendy Walker ’89 drew from her experience as a competitive figure skater for Blade, her latest page-turner.

University News

Open Doors

Over winter break, the Brown community welcomed students into their homes and hearts.

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Sports & Recreation

Rock Stars

Students start a club for competitive climbers

Sports & Recreation

Top of the Leaderboard

Alex Semenenko ’26 rises up the judo ranks

Student Life

Talking to the Animals

Five minutes with Rahel Selemon ’26

Education

Ralph, Meet Bob

A course looks at Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob Dylan in conversation across centuries.

The Arts

Tuneful Travels

Producer Ana González ’15 traveled nationwide with cellist Yo-Yo Ma to explore how music and place intertwine.

The Arts

Design Duo

Architects and childhood friends have been building since Brown.

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Medicine & Health

Brain Tumor Breakthrough

UCLA’s Dr. Linda Liau ’87 has extended survival rates in some patients with glioblastoma.

Sports & Recreation

GenX Running Champ

Science & Tech

Behind the Digital Revolution

Marc Etkind ’87 isn’t just documenting history, he’s making it, at Silicon Valley’s Computer History Museum.

The Arts

CEO Turned Music Man

George Barrett ’77 spent decades as a health executive before turning his passion for music into a full-time gig.

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The Arts

Fresh Ink for Summer 2026

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

The Arts

Honey Wafers

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Back to Brooklyn

Xochitl Gonzalez ’99 has found literary success with three novels about Latina strivers in the New York City borough where she grew up.

The Arts

Murder on Ice

Best-selling author Wendy Walker ’89 drew from her experience as a competitive figure skater for Blade, her latest page-turner.

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HERBIVORE 101 IS THAT BISON EAT GRASS, NOT TREES. EXCEPT FOR SOMETIMES, A BROWN STUDY AT YELLOWSTONE FOUND.
STATE ATTEMPTS AT SCHOOL FINANCE REFORM DIDN’T CLOSE FUNDING GAPS AND IN SOME CASES INCREASED THEM, BROWN RESEARCHERS FOUND.
A BROWN DISCOVER THAT EVEN A FEW CANCER CELLS CAUSE CHANGES IN “BYSTANDER CELLS” COULD IMPROVE BLOOD CANCER TREATMENT STRATEGY.
BROWN ASTRONOMERS FOUND A “BRIDGE OF STARS”—TWO GALAXIES BECOMING ONE—THE FIRST DOCUMENTATION OF THIS PHENOMENON.
CARNEY INSTITUTE FOR BRAIN SCIENCE RESEARCHERS ID’ED A BIOMARKER THAT PREDICTS WHO WILL SOON GET ALZHEIMER’S.
PRESIDENT EMERITA RUTH J. SIMMONS WAS AWARDED A NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDAL IN OCT. ’24 FOR PIONEERING EQUITY IN U.S. HIGHER ED.

“Ms. Selemon states that “if she sees something suffering, I can’t just walk by” and then admits to consuming an ungodly amount of meat at a Korean barbecue place. I guess when…”

— Anthony Paolantonio ’88
North Providence, R.I. In response to Talking to the Animals (Summer 2026)
“As a family physician who retired over 10 years ago, I read with interest “The Primary Care Crisis.” While I agree with much of what was discussed, I think an important contributor…”

— Melissa Greenspan ’72
Northampton, Mass. In response to The Primary Care Crisis (Summer 2026)
“Well done George, and greetings from Brussels, Belgium, where I relocated in 1991 for a year and stayed, & stayed, & stayed. Good music scene here, many jazz clubs, although I was…”

— Peter Campbell ’77
Brussels, Belgium In response to CEO Turned Music Man

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Responses to Talking to the Animals (Summer’26):

“Ms. Selemon states that “if she sees something suffering, I can’t just walk by” and then admits to consuming an ungodly amount of meat at a Korean barbecue place. I guess when…”

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Responses to The Primary Care Crisis (Summer’26):

“As a family physician who retired over 10 years ago, I read with interest “The Primary Care Crisis.” While I agree with much of what was discussed, I think an important contributor…”

“I am a family physician who has spent my entire career in Federal Qualified Health Centers (AKA Community Health Centers); First in Washington, D.C. with Health Care for the Homeless, then in…”

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In response to CEO Turned Music Man:

“Well done George, and greetings from Brussels, Belgium, where I relocated in 1991 for a year and stayed, & stayed, & stayed. Good music scene here, many jazz clubs, although I was at the Music Village (usually for jazz) and saw Old Love, a superb Eric Clapton cover band. I will see Lauren Henderson, who was born in Marblehead, Massachusetts. She is a great jazz singer who in fact told me when I met her last October that she had studied at Wheaton and then did an MBA at Brown (some program linked with the University in Madrid). My greatest regret is that I never bought a ticket to see Bruce Springsteen at Alumni Hall in 1975, the ticket cost was $2.50! Please let me know if you’re ever over on this side of the pond, happy to treat you to a few cold Belgian or French beers and share a good meal with you. ”

—Peter Campbell ’77
Brussels, Belgium

Responses to The View from College Hill (Summer’26):

“I had to laugh when I read BAM’s report on the state of viewpoint diversity at Brown, which concluded that all is good! Oddly lacking from the investigation were: The November 2025…”

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Responses to Values & Voice (Fall’25):

“I read with sadness the letter to the editor below. The author is seemingly choosing to sever their relationship with Brown. There are so many complex (and some simple) ideas that can…”

“Brown has very little in common with the place that welcomed me in Fall 1987.”

“After reading this, I realized Brown currently has very little in common with the place that welcomed me in 1987. I will not lend my time to an institution that has refused…”

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Responses to Creative Destruction (Summer’26):

“I would like to add some historical context to what Peter Howitt had to say in his interview as printed in the BAM. The Luddites did not oppose the steam engine and…”

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More titles from Brown authors

The Science, Success Stories and Recipes for a Plant Based Lifestyle
by Elizabeth George ’73, ’76 MD

Learn how the Standard American Diet has caused the majority of today’s chronic illnesses. Reawaken taste buds and get rid of salt, sugar, and fat addictions with delicious plant-based recipes. healthyeatingadventure.org; amzn.to/4plG6iY
Native American Pottery of the Southwest
by Stephen Isaacs ’61, with Ava Swartz

The book showcases luminous photographs of pottery from the authors’ collection and provides commentary on each piece, Southwestern history, Native American pottery-making techniques, and how to build a collection. store.bookbaby.com
Proverbs of Earth
by Lance Newman ’93 AM, ’98 PhD

In Proverbs of Earth, Lance Newman remixes Thoreau’s Walden into a series of aphorisms that explore labor, memory, grief, home, and nature. In this meditative collection of poems, the wisdom of the past meets the uncertainties of the present. spuytenduyvil.net; amazon.com
The Hereafter Wulff
by Carder Jones ’21 ScM

In this literary fiction, a nomadic K9 crosses paths with a menagerie of misfit animals, weaving psychology, metaphysics, and absurdist storytelling into a meditation on fate and permanence. Learn more at valkwich.com
Fission: A Novel of Atomic Heartbreak
by Leslie Schover ’74

Doris marries Rob in 1941 and follows him to Oak Ridge with a sickly baby. Both spouses are told about the atomic bomb at the outset. Doris falls for an army engineer, then realizes he may be a Soviet spy. Should she turn him in and risk ruining her marriage? mybook.to/fissionnovel
The Accident: A YA Novel
by Lori Miller Kase ’85

When Hannah discovers her boyfriend and brother may be responsible for a hit-and-run accident that killed a beloved teen in her small Connecticut town, she vows to protect them both—until different versions of the truth emerge, forcing her to decide where her loyalties lie. lorimillerkase.com