On Jan. 25, Brown had a famous — or rather, infamous — visitor: Jesse Watters, the host of Watters’ World on The O’Reilly Factor. Watters came to Brown, ostensibly to interview students about toxic masculinity. In a short day on campus, he managed to interview bystanders about safe spaces, push […]
Democrats are rallying behind leaders who they hope can revive the party, including Thomas Perez ’83 P’18, former U.S. secretary of labor.
Davis shed brilliance on topics ranging from Black Lives Matter to the Electoral College, relating it all to the turbulent politics of the past months.
Is the United States an isolationist hermit or a welcoming haven for immigrants and refugees?
Just weeks after President Trump’s inauguration, statements from the White House have led many journalists to call Trump’s tenure a “post-truth presidency.”
It’s time to talk about the system and precedent that affords him the power to circumvent Congress and create policy unilaterally.
U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse D-RI spoke to a crowd of constituents fielding the political concerns of Rhode Island’s largely democratic base.
Members of the Brown community protested at the Women’s March on Washington and at sister rallies in cities around the world Jan. 21 and 22.
While ineffectual pundits have trod redundant ground in analyzing this election cycle, Professor Emeritus of Literary Arts Robert Coover stands apart.
Lucrezia Sanes ’17 and Shavon Bell ’17 formed Women, Empowered., a multidisciplinary initiative and group focusing on political action and activism.
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