WaTae Mickey, Jr. '26 is collaborating with Professor James Head to develop a reference mission for prolonged lunar exploration, a crucial step toward advancing extended space stays and future Mars missions.

Natan Rodrigues Ferreira '25 is cast as Felipe in “¡Alguien Más!,” a play produced by Rhode Island Latino Arts and Trinity Rep as part of Teatro en el Verano—“Theater in the Summer”—offering free outdoor performances across the state.

Internationally renowned anthropologist and ethnographic filmmaker Lina Fruzzetti, Brown’s first tenured woman of color, retires after joining the anthropology department in 1975.

Students learn to communicate their research in five-minute TED-style talks.

From cell studies to therapeutics to elder care, Brown researchers tackle the aging process.

An ever-expanding initiative of Brown scholars, young volunteers, and Native American leaders, the online repository Stolen Relations has recovered thousands of records of Indigenous enslavement in the Americas, drawing increased attention to a topic rarely broached in school history lessons.