The Brown University class of 1994 saw the close of the Pembroke College library in 1992 as well as the completion and termination of the Lamphere Decree that required the University to actively recruit and hire women faculty. Students participated in protests over Title IX violations, Apartheid and divestment from South Africa, and need-blind admissions, among many others. They did so with a backdrop of similar national events including the women’s march on Washington, the Los Angeles Riots, and Anita Hill’s accusations that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her. They graduated under Brown University President Vartan Gregorian.