Over 144,000 Rhode Islanders cast their votes yesterday in the primary elections, according to the R.I. Board of Elections. Nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties have been chosen for the general election at both the federal and state levels.

Anthony Brattoli ’19 died July 18, wrote Vice President for Student Life Eric Estes and Dean of the College Rashid Zia in a community- wide email July 31. He passed away in his home city Chicago after experiencing a cerebral hemorrhage and entering a coma in the Czech Republic.

The University launched an investigation into alleged hazing of new members on the men’s swimming and diving team Nov. 29.

In response to the online sale of John F. Kennedy Jr.’s student file, the University is seeking a court orders to block the sale of the documents.

Kristina Belyakova ’19 has died unexpectedly wrote Dean of the College Maud Mandel and Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services Eric Estes.

Today, the debate over graduate student unionization at the University starts a new chapter.

The student membership of radio station WBRU will vote on whether or not to authorize the exploration of the sale of their FM license Saturday.

Gov. Gina Raimondo introduced the Rhode Island’s Promise proposal as a part of her FY2018 budget proposal in a press release Jan. 16.

President Donald Trump’s nominee for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos could seriously impact education in Rhode Island by privatizing public education.

The Native American and Indigenous Studies at Brown initiative, which was launched last spring, is now searching for a director.