During their February meeting, the Corporation also accepted over $90 million in gifts.

Corporation approves 4.25% increase in undergraduate tuition and fees, increases faculty, staff salary pool

By Roma Shah and Jeremiah Farr | February 10 | University News

During their February meeting, the Corporation also accepted over $90 million in gifts.

A photo of yellow caution tape wrapped around a post in front of a street intersection with a police car driving past.

On Monday, Providence released a series of public records from the Dec. 13 attack at Barus and Holley. ...

City of Providence closes investigation into Dec. 13 shooting, releases public records

By Michelle Bi | February 9 | Metro

On Monday, Providence released a series of public records from the Dec. 13 attack at Barus and Holley. ...

The closing of multiple Barus and Holley rooms and lecture halls following Dec. 13 has reduced instructional ...

Inside Brown’s increased crunch for classroom space

By Miriam Davison | February 10 | University News

The closing of multiple Barus and Holley rooms and lecture halls following Dec. 13 has reduced instructional ...

Two weeks after rescue from the snow, the ‘lizard in a blizzard’ is in recovery

By Kelly Ding | February 9 | Metro

A photo of a large white and black lizard in a terrarium.

After her rescue from 20 inches of snow, Frankie has been recuperating.

Women’s ice hockey extends winning streak with triumphs over No. 24 St. Lawrence, No. 12 Clarkson

By Sajiv Mehta | February 10 | Sports

A photo of a hockey player hitting a puck with their hockey stick skating next to another player.

The Bears will face No. 7 Quinnipiac and No. 8 Princeton in their final regular season contests next weekend.

Opinions

Tao ’27: Rhode Island is giving up on climate

By Evan Tao | February 10

It’s been almost five years since Rhode Island passed the ambitious Act on Climate, a seminal piece of legislation setting mandatory incremental goals to bring the state’s carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. But today, the prospect of reaching those goals looks bleak. The state’s public transit ...

Berkwits ’29: Collective effervescence is present on Brown’s campus. Let’s foster it.

By Talia Berkwits | February 10

The term “collective effervescence” was coined by sociologist Émile Durkheim in his 1912 book "Elementary Forms of Religious Life." It is the unity formed when people are engaged in a shared purpose. It is the sensation when individuality comes second to collectivity. It is the feeling of dancing ...

Letter: Response to Dec. 13 mass shooting

By Mia Tretta | February 9

To The Editor:

Vishwakarma ’29: Unlock the ‘hidden curriculum’ with Today@Brown

By Arya Vishwakarma | February 9

It’s no secret that Brown students arrive on campus with different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. With 60% of the student body coming from families in the top 10% of incomes, the student body is undeniably divided. One of the most important factors in a student’s transition to Brown is ...

Editorial: Brown’s workforce development grants are an opportunity to invest in the future of R.I. education

By Editorial Page Board | February 6

Last week, Brown announced the distribution of the first $3 million of the $50 million in workforce development grants the University agreed to pay in its July agreement with the federal government. $1.5 million of the initial grants will go toward the Community College of Rhode Island to increase the ...

University News

Two individuals in red jackets lay white flowers down at the Van Wickle Gates memorial.

‘It wasn’t about closure, but about presence’: Students, faculty, community members gather to remember Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov

By Lucia Santiago and Miriam Davison | February 9

The memorial service was held in Sayles Hall on Saturday.

Meet the newest transfers on College Hill

By Maia Green | February 9

The Herald spoke with three undergraduate transfers about their expectations and aspirations for their upcoming journeys at Brown.

A market share photo shows potatoes, apples and carrots atop a table in Hillel.

Brown Market Shares Program reaches 20 years of feeding the Brown community

By Marion Poirot | February 9

The BMSP is a recognized food hub by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

‘Everyone is so talented’: How Brown students, faculty navigate imposter syndrome

By Suhani Garg and Angel Lopez | February 6

The Herald spoke to members of the Brown community about finding their place on College Hill.

Brown Rise Up shifts focus to anti-ICE activism

By Zarina Hamilton and Marat Basaria | February 6

The Herald spoke to members of the group about their recent activism efforts.

Arts & Culture

Pottery@Brown unveils debut exhibition ‘Sculpting our Presence’

By Kendra Eastep | February 10

Co-sponsored by the Brown Arts Institute, the exhibition features roughly a dozen sculptures from several student artists.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance equal parts political statement, dance party

By Talia LeVine | February 9

The performance featured guest stars Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.

Metro

Pictured on Cushing St., a white sedan is walled in by snow.

Providence still plowing after major snowstorm two weeks ago

By Ava Rahman | February 9

City councilors and residents have raised questions over the DPW’s storm response plan.

Proposed bill would end sale of Mr. Potato Head license plates ahead of Hasbro move

By Laila Posner | February 8

The plates help fund the R.I. Community Food Bank.

Community raises $33,000 for R.I. support organization in honor of ‘Reddit John’

By Ava Stryker-Robbins and Talia Egnal | February 6

Community members work to draw attention to fundraiser in honor of ‘Reddit John’, who helped police identify suspect in Dec. 13 shooting.

How new legislation is helping R.I. fight off invasive green crabs

By Heshma Hussain | February 6

New $10 licenses aim to make harvesting more accessible.

Sports

Khimari Manns ’29 wrestling a Princeton opponent.

Wrestling loses tepid battle to Penn, puts up valiant effort against Princeton

By Chiupong Huang | February 4

Wrestling presented up-and-down showings in losses against Penn and Princeton last weekend.

Men’s basketball falls to Harvard, stumbles against Dartmouth in overtime

By Harry Guo | February 4

The men’s basketball team lost 65-59 against Harvard and fell to Dartmouth 77-70 last weekend.

Women’s ice hockey overcomes early stumble to rout Union, Rensselaer

By Sajiv Mehta | February 3

The Bears scored 11 times during two away games this weekend.

New indoor turf facility opens its doors, offering year-round athletics

By Charles Potter | January 30

Penner Field House aims to expand intramural, recreational and club sports participation.

Men’s basketball loses 63-53 as Princeton pulls ahead in second half

By Harry Guo | January 29

Despite a back-and-forth first half, Brown eventually fell to Princeton on the road 63-53 on Saturday.

Science & Research

A photo of Professor Benjamin Hein presenting a slideshow to an audience in a classroom.

How a series of transatlantic letters unlocked a new understanding of economic transformation in Germany

By Sasha Gordon | February 10

Benjamin Hein’s recent book explores how the German-American diaspora impacted German industrialization.

HHS to end use of human fetal tissue in funded research

By Alice Xie | February 10

The HHS barred the permitted use of human fetal tissue from elective abortions in research funded by the NIH.