Photo of the guest panel featuring Christina Paxson on the left, Paul McCartney in the middle speaking into the microphone and Morgan Neville on the right, all sat in gray chairs against a blue backdrop with the Brown University seals.

Prior to the discussion, the new feature documentary, “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,” was screened.

Paul McCartney, Morgan Neville come together to talk new film, identity

By Ann Gray Golpira | April 21 | Events

Prior to the discussion, the new feature documentary, “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,” was screened.

The Herald spoke to four international students about how concerns about their immigration status ...

In 2025, the Trump administration revoked student visas. A year later, Brown students are still worried about their status.

By Rachel Wicker | April 22 | University News

The Herald spoke to four international students about how concerns about their immigration status ...

The patient, a man in his 40s, had recently returned from an international trip.

RIDOH confirms first measles case of 2026

By Talia Egnal | April 22 | Metro

The patient, a man in his 40s, had recently returned from an international trip.

University to open Campus Center to public, streamline entry at Rock, Page-Robinson

By Ian Ritter | April 22 | University News

Beginning April 27, members of the public can access the Campus Center on weekdays.

Jessica Capshaw ’98 reflects on her path from Brown to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’

By Rebecca Goodman | April 22 | University News

Image of Jessica Capshaw in a black striped dress and blue heels standing against the windows, featuring multiple buildings in the background.

Capshaw knew she wanted to pursue acting before she arrived on campus.

Opinions

Ahmed ’27: Without Bengali, Brown’s focus on global learning is incomplete

By Shayyan Ahmed | April 22

The creation of the Watson School of International and Public Affairs marked a pivotal moment in Brown’s commitment to global education on campus. The Watson School expands courses, research and other opportunities for students to engage with issues around the world. Brown’s emphasis on international ...

Rahman ’26: Let student government fail

By Tasawwar Rahman | April 21

On April 10, Undergraduate Council of Students President Talib Reddick ’26 and Undergraduate Finance Board Chair Naomi LeDell ’26 stood on the steps of the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center to announce that Ariel Shifrin ’27 was elected as UCS president and Aidan Lu ’27 as UFB chair. Back in ...

Leggat-Barr ’28: Brown students, with this year’s looming midterms, it’s time for us to organize

By Tommy Leggat-Barr | April 20

It is wildly uncommon for a president to have approval ratings this low in the first two years of the presidency. The second Trump administration’s baseless foreign wars, the corresponding economic impact and failing message discipline have severely diminished his party’s prospects for the 2026 ...

Berkwits ’29: Get yourself a Brown bucket list

By Talia Berkwits | April 17

There’s nothing quite like spring at Brown: The sun is shining, trees are blooming and it feels like the whole school is having one big picnic on the Main Green. When I look at this picturesque scene, I can’t ignore an underlying sense of impending doom otherwise known as summer break. The threat ...

Editorial: Brown does not view Providence as a playground

By Editorial Page Board | April 16

Brown and Providence are fundamentally intertwined. The University’s successes benefit the city, and the city’s culture benefits Brown. Brown supports Providence with millions of dollars annually through direct community contributions, by employing locals and investing in the city’s workforce ...