The alert and call were sent to students immediately by DPS following the incident, urging students ...
Active shooter on campus, no suspects in custody, Department of Public Safety reports
By Ian Ritter and Emily Feil
| December 13
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University News
The alert and call were sent to students immediately by DPS following the incident, urging students ...
Graduating speakers discussed the pathways that brought them to being a 0.5er.
‘We don’t all need to be integers’: Brown celebrates ’25.5ers at Midyear Completion Ceremony
By Ivy Huang
| December 10
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University News
Graduating speakers discussed the pathways that brought them to being a 0.5er.
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
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University News
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.
How three alums are continuing their Brown journeys as faculty, staff
By Millie Barter | December 7While many Brown graduates scatter across the world after their time on College Hill, some find themselves staying in or returning to Providence. The Herald spoke to three alums who are now employed by the University.
The data behind Brown’s highest governing body
By Roma Shah and Natalia Banos Delgado
| December 5
The Herald explored the career and educational backgrounds, composition and political activity of the Corporation’s members.
Fighting the College Hill floods: Brown takes steps to contain stormwater
By Ethan Schenker
| December 5
Increasingly severe rain storms are straining an aging city and campus infrastructure.
Food insecurity continues to rise among grad students, GSC spending suggests
By Ian Ritter
| December 4
New graduate student groups claimed that they have recently faced stricter scrutiny from the SAO.
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.
‘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.
‘Sitting alone at the top’: Jessie Golden ’26 named first-ever three-time Ivy Defensive Player of the Year
By James Libresco
| December 5
Golden sat down with The Herald to reflect on her volleyball career.
Brown Sports Network announces partnerships with Chelsea Football Club, Minnesota Vikings, Boston Legacy FC
By Miles Monroe
| December 4
Students gain experience with some of the sports industry’s brands through Brown Sports Network.
Brown splits series against Yale before dropping road game against Northeastern
By Harry Guo
| December 2
The team will play No. 10 Dartmouth and No. 20 Harvard this weekend.
Women’s ice hockey falls 4-1 to New Hampshire on Sunday
By Rahul Sameer
| December 1
Despite scoring an early goal in the first period, the Bears were unable to hold onto their lead at home.
Brown Quadball fosters a magical sense of community
By Rajaa Ghandour
| November 30
Amid a move up to Division 1 and an influx of new players, Brown Quadball continues to build strength with community and connection.
The treescape of College Hill
By Manav Musunuru
| December 5
The Herald mapped the various trees that populate the streets around Brown.
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.
