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Editor's note: This article was written by an author who is in the midst of exploring their gender identity. In order to maintain a sense of privacy, they requested this piece be published anonymously. ...
Thayer Street and the Blue Room have some good offerings, and you may feel overwhelmed by everything going on at Brown, but there’s a whole world beyond campus to explore. The Herald put together a ...
Gen. Paul Nakasone, commander of the U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency, discussed American cybersecurity and his experience during a Watson Institute of International and ...
The union initially authorized a strike in November and went on a 24-hour strike in March.
Rhode Island School of Design custodians, groundskeepers and movers in the Teamsters Local 251 union began an indefinite labor strike Monday. The workers launched their strike in light of continued disagreements ...
“The heat is on,” reads the front page of the Nov. 3, 1989 Herald, paraphrasing a speech on campus about climate change. “And it’s getting hotter.”
Content warning: This article includes descriptions of antisemitic violence during the Holocaust.
A team of biomedical engineers in the Tripathi Lab for Microfluidic Diagnostics & Biomedical Engineering at the University published a paper last month detailing the results of a two-year study that ...
Rhode Island School of Design custodians, groundskeepers and movers in the Teamsters Local 251 union announced to the school that they will hold a 24-hour strike starting Thursday. The action follows ...
Nimarata Randhawa was like many second-generation immigrants. She was often bullied at her predominantly white elementary school and grew up in a family of practicing Sikhs. Her parents, Ajit Singh and ...
Leslie Marmon Silko, a celebrated Laguna Pueblo author, issued a warning at the beginning of her debut novel “Ceremony,” published in 1977.
We are born into clumsy bodies. We flail around with fat fingers as we learn to make sense of the fuzzy shapes around us, and to assert important truths like “ba” and “ga.” As we grow, we are ...
OpenDoors R.I., an organization that works to support formerly incarcerated individuals and their families, began operating a 24-hour warming shelter at 1139 Main Street in Pawtucket late last month. ...
The book’s narration resembles a conversation between the two authors, a style that Juhasz said intends to inspire a broader conversation between the book and its readers.
Alexandra Juhasz, professor of film at Brooklyn College, and Theodore Kerr, lecturer of interdisciplinary arts at The New School, discussed their new book “We Are Having This Conversation Now: The Times ...
The Sarah Doyle Center for Women and Gender is hosting a series of events throughout the month of March in celebration of Women’s History Month. The 2023 Women’s History Series will feature presentations ...
In the second episode of the Bruno Brief’s series on myths at Brown, Producer Sonya McNatt speaks with Finn Kirkpatrick, Arts & Culture editor and Bruno Brief editor, about his reporting on the ...
June 6, 2008 was the first time I saw an iPhone. I was sitting in a Jewish deli next to the hospital where my mother was in labor with my brother. At the time, I only knew the flip phones I saw in movies ...
note: contains version translated into Spanish at the end.
For the third consecutive year, Rep. Steve Casey (D-Woonsocket) has introduced a bill in the General Assembly that would allow Rhode Island firefighters and police officers diagnosed with post-traumatic ...