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DROP IN HOSPITALIZATIONS AMONGST PATIENTS TREATED WITH COVID-19 CONVALESCENT PLASMA, A BROWN STUDY FOUND. THE RESULTS ARE COMPARABLE TO ANTIVIRALS BUT MUCH MORE LIKELY TO BE REPEATABLE AND AVAILABLE DURING THE EARLY DAYS OF THE NEXT VIRAL PANDEMIC.


Humanities & Culture

Brilliant.

Providence’s Jewelry District once supplied most of the nation’s costume jewelry sparkle. Now it’s home to some of the city’s hottest new restaurants and bars—and a significant part of Brown’s expanding campus. Read More

PHARMACY-BASED OPIOD ADDICTION TREATMENTS SAW DRAMATICALLY BETTER RESULTS THAN PROVIDER-BASED CARE, SAY BROWN RESEARCHERS.

NEW LANGUAGE IN BROWN'S NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY EXPLICITLY PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION ON CAMPUS BASED ON CASTE.

MED STUDENT MORGAN CHEATHAM’S STUDY FOUND AI CHAT BOT CHATGPT PASSED THE U.S. MEDICAL LICENSING EXAMINATION.

BROWN SCIENTIST KIM COBB WILL ADVISE ON CLIMATE CHANGE’S IMPACT ON NATIONAL SECURITY ON BIDEN’S INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD.

WITH 30 FULBRIGHT AWARDS GOING TO STUDENTS AND RECENT ALUMS, BROWN IS THIS YEAR’S NO. 3 FULBRIGHT-PRODUCING INSTITUTION.

Student Life
Illustration of various animals seen on campus

Animals@Brown

Some members of the campus community are furrier than others.
Student Life
An image of students in the V-12 Navy College Training Program climbing over a structure on campus in the 1940s

Basic Training
Sports & Recreation
Image of Craig Kinsley ’11 about to throw a javelin in the 2012 London Olympics

Yelling, Screaming, and Fun

Former Brown track star Craig Kinsley ’11 on his unique coaching style
History
Illustration by Tatyana Alanis of a home from the early 1900s and artifacts buried under the house.

Unearthing Rhode Island History

A dig at a 19th-century College Hill home unveils stories about the textile industry, the European immigrant experience, and life in the Gilded Age.
The Arts

Preserving Poetry, Byte by Byte

At the Brown Library, archivists seek to protect innovative digital art.
Photo of the digital archiving team