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Brown University

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 This podcast series explores Brown University beyond its polished Ivy League image, tracing the institution’s history, power, and cultural influence from its colonial origins to the modern campus. Through stories of admissions, wealth, activism, and academic freedom, the series examines how privilege and opportunity intersect within elite education. It unpacks controversies, student movements, and the pressures faced by those inside the gates, while questioning who truly benefits from prestige. By blending historical context with contemporary voices, the series reveals how Brown reflects broader systems shaping higher education in America—and why its legacy continues to matter far beyond Providence.
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    • Discover BROWN UNIVERSITY Where Prestige Meets Protest with Alex Calder

      Discover BROWN UNIVERSITY Where Prestige Meets Protest with Alex Calder
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    • BROWN UNIVERSITY - Where Prestige Meets Protest - Bears Who Changed the World - Notable Alumni and Defining Moments

      BROWN UNIVERSITY - Where Prestige Meets Protest - Bears Who Changed the World - Notable Alumni and Defining Moments
      Dec 19 2025
      Episode 3: Bears Who Changed the World examines the people and moments that define Brown University’s lasting impact. Through the stories of influential alumni across politics, journalism, entertainment, literature, and technology, the episode explores how Brown’s culture of academic freedom helped shape bold thinkers and creative leaders. It also revisits pivotal historical moments—from the Open Curriculum to the Slavery and Justice Report—that forced the university to confront its past while shaping its future. By connecting individual success to institutional values, the episode reveals what truly sets Brown apart among Ivy League schools and why its legacy continues to influence American culture, media, and public life.



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    • BROWN UNIVERSITY - Where Prestige Meets Protest - The Open Curriculum Revolution - Brown's Modern Identity

      BROWN UNIVERSITY - Where Prestige Meets Protest - The Open Curriculum Revolution - Brown's Modern Identity
      Dec 19 2025
      Episode 2: The Open Curriculum Revolution explores how Brown University transformed itself in the twentieth century into one of the most progressive institutions in the Ivy League. Beginning with student protests of the late 1960s, the episode traces the demand for academic freedom that led to the creation of Brown’s groundbreaking Open Curriculum. It examines how eliminating distribution requirements reshaped campus culture, empowered students, and redefined the relationship between faculty and learners. The episode also covers Brown’s expansion, the integration of Pembroke College, and the university’s growing national reputation. Together, these changes cemented Brown’s identity as a hub of independence, activism, and intellectual experimentation.
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