Softball players accused Head Coach Katie Flynn of making snide comments about their physical appearances and creating a hostile environment.

Softball coach Flynn accused of bullying players

By April 23, 2015

Several softball players have left the team over the last three seasons after allegedly being bullied by Head Coach Katie Flynn.

Female STEM students cite isolation, lack of role models

By April 23, 2015

This article is part of the series The XX Factor

Females are often in the minority across science, technology, engineering and math departments at Brown.

Uber, Lyft popular for internationals

By April 23, 2015

This article is part of the series Spring 2015 Student Polls

A Herald poll conducted March 2-3 found that international students use ride-sharing mobile apps such as Uber and Lyft more often than domestic students.

ADOCH gives prospective students a taste of campus

By April 23, 2015

Excited chatter filled a large, white tent on the Main Green as hundreds of admitted applicants awaited the official start to this year’s ADOCH.

Paxson discusses University elitism, community growth

By April 23, 2015

Paxson discussed issues of Corporation accountability, mental health and faculty diversity in her State of Brown address in Metcalf Auditorium Wednesday.

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Letter: Softball players defend Coach Katie Flynn

Many current players have experienced a coach who is passionate about softball and has brought out the best in her players through her words and actions.

Okun '15: Requiem for a green

I want some assurance that my time here won’t just vanish when I walk through the gates — that I will have somehow imprinted myself on this place.

Editors' Note

Today’s issue marks The Herald’s final print edition of the semester.

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Sounding Off: Student music reverberates across campus

For students who plan to pursue music — whether professionally or recreationally — keeping their lives as college students and performers in harmony can be difficult.

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Abroad But Not Alone: United World College at Brown

For every five international students at Brown, one most likely attended a high school part of the United World College program.

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A Neighborhood Unmoored: Harboring Cape Verde in Providence

As new cultures and experiences mold the Cape Verdean diaspora, the local definition of a Cape Verdean grows thinner, calling into question whether anything distinctive will be left for future generations.