Alumni in the News
Former businessman Patrick Moynihan ’87, who established a school in Haiti 13 years ago, is working on starting over. (Der Spiegel)
Bank of America's new chief executive Brian Moynihan ’81 first honed his leadership skills on the Brown men's rugby team. (Wall Street Journal)
Google executive Matt Dunne ’92 is in the Vermont governor's race, and former senator Lincoln Chafee '75 will run for governor of Rhode Island. (AP, New York Times)
Tito Jankowski ’08 leads a movement of DIY biologists doing DNA research in their garages. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Malika Saada Saar ’92 is working to reform welfare and criminal justice policies affecting women and children. (Washington Post)
Joan Reede '75 and Griffin Rodgers ’76, ’79 MD were elected to the Institute of Medicine. (Journal of Blacks in Higher Education)
Four of American Theater magazine's top five most-produced plays of 2009 were written by Stephen Karam '02, Peter Nachtrieb ’97, Sarah Ruhl ’97, ’01 MFA, and Rachel Sheinkin ’89.* (Providence Journal)
E.B. Min ’89 was named to Architectural Record's 2009 list of top 10 vanguard architectural firms. (Architectural Record)
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