September–October 2024

Since 2014’s Gaza War, these two professors—one Palestinian, one Israeli—have been working together. They sat down with us to talk about history, censorship, antisemitism, diasporas, and, most of all, peace.

Ten years ago, Rebecca Fahringer ’13 ScM went pro in the mud-and-rocks world of cyclocross. Several head injuries later, the fierce competitor has learned to play the long game.

As the new, high-tech Lindemann Performing Arts Center turns one, artists are just starting to take advantage of all it can do.

Teaching special-needs kids to swim

They had other lives—but medicine was calling

Well-loved tea shop comes down the hill

Two groups of activists made their case this spring

Eric Estes, beloved vice president for campus life

Visionary inventor Mulalo Doyoyo saw potential everywhere—and acted on it.

Pat Logue ’81 won some of the most consequential gay rights cases in legal history

A letter from the Editor

A letter from the President

Five minutes with Marin Warshay ’23.5

What “never again” really means.

A celeb-based strategy for winning elections

A country doctor seeks to clarify the rules in Idaho’s ban

Questions that save lives

Are competing national myths the root cause of our divided nation?

R.I.’s Hope & Main has helped launch more than 500 food businesses

It’s “hockey.” And in Paris, it needs explaining.

Reviewed by Edward Hardy

Brown’s canine cognition lab is not just a walk in the park.

In ANTH 1301, future doctors and policymakers get immersed in research and realities.