The production features high fashion, color motifs and a ‘Baroque Noir’ theme.

Trinity Rep reimagines Dostoevesky’s classic novel in a modern light.

Shortly after Amy DuBois Barnett ’91 assumed her position as editor-in-chief of the iconic Ebony Magazine in May 2010, she transformed the publication – from the first page to the last.

“The Golem … or Get These Nazis Out Of My Wedding,” Production Workshop’s new play, revolves around a wedding. Rivka and Mendel are in love and about to be married. They are the perfect young couple, but there is one problem – they are Jews living in late-1930s Prague.

The work of a thriller writer takes the author into a dark place. “We listen to the voices in our head that tell us to kill,” said Lisa Gardner, one of the six world-renowned authors that spoke to a packed Salomon 101 for the library’s Thriller Writer Panel. “We write it down,” she said.

Attentive parenting can reduce the risk of alcohol use disorder among teenagers and can overcome genetic

Katherine Chon ’02  has supported human trafficking victims for more than a decade, and her education at Brown gave her the “skills, confidence and courage” to embrace the unknown in her professional career, she said.

Shakespeare on the Green will turn Metcalf Courtyard into a modern political stage for its performance of “Richard III” this weekend, the first time the theater troupe has performed in this space.

University employees have donated almost exclusively to President Obama in this election cycle.

In a lecture Friday that served as the official inauguration of the Brown-India Initiative, S.M. Krishna, India’s minister of external affairs, said the nation must create an “external environment” conducive to both collective and individual welfare.