Photo of the infinity statue in front of Barus and Holley with caution tape in front of it.

Two students were killed and nine others were hospitalized in Saturday's mass shooting.

Live updates: Police release new photos, videos of suspect in Brown shooting

By Herald Staff | December 13 | University News

Two students were killed and nine others were hospitalized in Saturday's mass shooting.

The Herald followed the minute-by-minute coverage following Saturday's shooting.

‘Unimaginably tragic’: Tracing the 50 hours after the shooting at Brown

By Michelle Bi and Alejandro Ruiz | December 16 | University News

The Herald followed the minute-by-minute coverage following Saturday's shooting.

At a Monday press conference, authorities shared new videos and photos of a suspect.

Manhunt continues as officials release new footage, photos showing unknown suspect

By Annika Singh and Ian Ritter | December 15 | Metro

At a Monday press conference, authorities shared new videos and photos of a suspect.

Community gathering honors victims of shooting incident

By Emily Feil | December 15 | Metro

Community members gathered at Lippitt Memorial Park to honor victims of the Brown shooting incident.

Two confirmed dead in active shooter incident on Brown campus, police do not have any suspects in custody

By Ian Ritter and Emily Feil | December 13 | University News

The alert and call were sent to students immediately by DPS following the incident, urging students to hide, run or evacuate until further notice.

Opinions

Editors’ Note: Ever true

By 136th Editorial Board | December 16

On Saturday, two Brunonians were killed. Nine others were hospitalized. Although there are no words that can heal our community’s immense grief, we send endless love to the families and friends of those lost and wish the students still recovering a swift return to good health.

Gupta ’25 MD’29: How to escape being consumed by a crush

By Anusha Gupta | December 8

There are many perfectly reasonable fixations at Brown: The campus turkey that always shows up just in time for finals, the endless supply of sugary cereal, the wildly cool professor who you are convinced might just be the smartest person in the world.

Editors’ Note: A heartfelt thank you for the lessons we’ve learned at 88 Benevolent

By 135th Editorial Board | December 5

The weekend before our first night of production as the new editorial board, we took it upon ourselves to usher in a slate of new changes — rearranging dusty couches and furniture, installing our neon “135” sign and adorning the walls of 88 Benevolent St. with a collection of freshly printed photos. ...

Editors’ Note: Announcing The Herald’s 136th Editorial Board

By 135th Editorial Board | December 5

The Herald is proud to announce the members of its 136th Editorial Board, which will oversee the paper through its 135th year.

Edelson ’29: We should be more thankful

By Clay Edelson | December 5

Last week, Brunonians traveled far and wide to observe Thanksgiving, a holiday celebrating family, food and gratitude. Every year, when the day rolls around, my family embarks on a special tradition to give thanks: We go around the dinner table and share one physical thing, one person and one aspect ...

University News

A photo of the Van Wickle Gates with snow and flowers at the bottom of the gates.

Brown early applicants react to postponed decision notifications in wake of Saturday’s shooting

By Ava Stryker-Robbins and Talia Egnal | December 16

On Monday, thousands of high school seniors around the world were planning to open their Brown early decision notification at 3 p.m. EST.

A photo of Vanya Noel giving a speech behind a lectern.

‘We don’t all need to be integers’: Brown celebrates ’25.5ers at Midyear Completion Ceremony

By Ivy Huang | December 10

Graduating speakers discussed the pathways that brought them to being a 0.5er.

A far-out photo showing the Center for Career Exploration building.

Brown names Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Center for Career Exploration after $20 million donation

By Samah Hamid | December 10

The gift will fund new initiatives and support the Careers in the Common Good professional pathway.

Clara Tandar ’25 MD’29 awarded Marshall Scholarship

By Emily Feil | December 9

Tandar plans to study medicine and bioengineering in the United Kingdom.

Grounds for conversation: Students’ favorite coffee shops near campus

By Kate Butts | December 7

Within half a mile from campus, there are at least seven cafes students can go to for a pick-me-up.

Arts & Culture

The cover for Rachel Chinouriri's EP "Little House"

Rachel Chinouriri’s newest EP builds a ‘Little House’ you’ll never want to leave

By Nora Rowe | December 4

“Little House" offers creative alt-pop and a new level of surety for the British artist.

‘Zootopia 2’ draws herds of viewers with stunning animation, world building

By Michaela Hanson | December 3

The sequel to 2016’s “Zootopia” raises more questions than it answers.

Metro

Two men sparring as part of Beat the Streets

‘Like a second family’: Providence youth wrestling program kicks off winter season

By Seyla Fernandez | December 5

The Providence chapter of Beat the Streets New England serves hundreds of students at a variety of local schools.

With holiday travel demand, some students are turning from Amtrak to buses, flights

By Sanai Rashid | December 5

Thanksgiving travel on FlixBus and Greyhound buses has increased more than 30% compared to last year.

How prices at College Hill convenience stores stack up

By Maya Kelly | December 4

The Herald compared the prices of popular items and spoke to students about purchasing preferences.

Behind the scenes of WaterFire

By Maya Nelson, Annika Singh, Talia Egnal, Michelle Bi and Sophia Wotman | December 4

Amid the installation’s financial challenges, The Herald spoke to WaterFire organizers, staffers, vendors and performers at the Nov. 1 full lighting.

Sports

Science & Research

Photograph looking up at the branches of a tree

The treescape of College Hill

By Manav Musunuru | December 5

The Herald mapped the various trees that populate the streets around Brown.

Irene Papanicols presenting at the “Examining U.S. Health Policy Narratives from a Comparative Perspective" event

Brown professor examines common critiques of US health care system at talk

By Jonathan Kim | December 5

Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice Irene Papanicolas compared U.S. health outcomes to global health data from other countries.