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As the class of 2029 prepares to travel to College Hill this fall, the Trump administration has ordered U.S. embassies and consular sections to halt the scheduling of interviews for student visa applications, ...
A Herald poll found that seniors, non-straight students and those studying the arts and humanities were mostly likely to be taking medication for a mental health illness or disorder. Among all polled ...
Partnering with immigration law firm Green and Spiegel, the University will facilitate legal support for non-U.S. citizen students, faculty and staff members traveling internationally for “essential, ...
Terrie Wetle, inaugural dean of the School of Public Health, and John Michael Kosterlitz, professor of physics and Nobel laureate, will be awarded the Susan Colver Rosenberger Medal of Honor at Sunday’s ...
On Monday, lawyers from Muslim Advocates and Marzouk Law submitted an amended lawsuit challenging the March deportation of Assistant Professor of Medicine Rasha Alawieh. She was deported to Lebanon despite ...
Faculty voted against the implementation of a weeklong fall break at Tuesday’s faculty meeting, with 53% of faculty members denying a motion that would have extended Thanksgiving recess from its traditional ...
On Saturday, thousands of Brunonians surged onto the Main Green for the annual Spring Weekend music festival. Now 75 years since the campus tradition’s conception, this year’s one-day festival featured ...
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When I first went off meal plan junior year, I was 90 percent certain that it wouldn’t be a big deal. I was one of those kids who was obsessed with Gordon Ramsay’s cooking videos in middle school. ...
“哥哥的黄金时代也就我们黄金的时代...后来我知道，我们的时代纯属偶然”
When a poet meets their hero, they are left frank and unpoetic. I had rehearsed every moment, every word, every gesture for years. I promised my poise would be practiced to perfection. I would impress ...
My first year at Brown passed by like a speeding train. I remember it only in images—snapshots, swathes of color, moments. I went to a lot of places. I said a lot of things, some of which were true ...
The thing about starting over is that it feels like uprooting the past—like leaving behind fragments of everything you once knew, just to stand before a canvas that’s untouched, a map that’s uncharted. ...
“E se ibi ti e ti bere, ese ibi ti e ba de, a dupe ore re, e se ibi te mu wa lo.”
I think I owe the moon a love letter.
This spring, 174 seniors and 63 juniors were elected into the University’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, according to Stephen Merriam Foley ’74, associate professor emeritus of English and comparative ...
Until last weekend, no rugby team had ever won the Collegiate Rugby Championship National 7s Women’s Premier Cup three years in a row. But from the first woman to play Division I baseball to the first ...
This Monday, Daniel Solomon ’26 accepted the American Jewish Committee’s Sharon Greene Award for Campus Advocacy on behalf of Chabad of College Hill. The award recognizes Chabad of College Hill’s ...
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The Brown students and recent graduates whose visas were revoked by the State Department earlier this month have had their visa registration records reactivated, according to an email from University ...
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