‘Unimaginably tragic’: Tracing the 50 hours after the shooting at Brown
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At a 5 p.m. press conference on Monday, authorities shared three new videos and two photos of a suspect in the investigation into Saturday’s shooting, which left two students dead after an individual ...
Two students were killed and nine others were hospitalized in Saturday's mass shooting.
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On Saturday afternoon, students, family and friends gathered in Solomon DECI to celebrate the Midyear Completion Ceremony, recognizing students who completed their requirements for the baccalaureate degree ...
Clara Tandar ’25 MD’29 was awarded a 2026 Marshall Scholarship, the British government announced on Tuesday. The scholarship funds one to three years of post-graduate study in any academic discipline ...
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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 ...
As neighbors on College Hill, Brown and the Rhode Island School of Design are natural partners for collaboration. Brown is a leading Ivy League research university, and RISD is the nation’s premier ...
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 ...
While testifying before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that “no one has died” because of funding cuts to the United States Agency for International Development, ...
Amid the stress of finals and the short, dreary winter days, students are finding a little extra energy in coffee shops around campus.
Food insecurity has continued to rise among graduate students, Graduate Student Council members said at the December general board meeting this past Wednesday.
While 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 ...
When the Ruth J. Simmons Quadrangle reopened in mid-October after a five-month closure, passersby likely noticed the newly dedicated Stephen Sondheim Amphitheater.
On a Saturday night in early October, Brown women’s volleyball was in a deep hole. Down two sets to Penn, the Bears had ceded point after point to the Quakers. Brown would need to perform flawlessly ...
In a Thursday afternoon talk, Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice Irene Papanicolas examined the difference between the United States’s health care spending — which eclipses that of ...
Anyone walking through Brown’s campus may smell wafts of cigarette smoke — a sign of the prevalence of cigarette use on college campuses. On College Hill, students might be seen smoking a cigarette ...
Last month, over a dozen wrestlers from Beat the Streets New England’s Roger Williams Middle School program gathered on the mats for their first competition ahead of this winter’s wrestling season. ...