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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 ...
Mama Instant Noodles Shrimp Flavor (Tom Yum). That squeaky wrinkle sound became pleasing when I tore open the foil packaging. I dumped the brick of ramen and the powder of spices into a bowl, and my fingers ...
I dip a tiny strip of photographic paper into a vat of developer and I watch it sink. Tapping it gently with popsicle-stick prongs, I let my mind wander for two whole minutes. I’ll stop the developing ...
As another academic year comes to a close, it seems like only yesterday that I mailed my annual letter to incoming Brunonians. Maybe you remember receiving or reading it? Now, I send a final grateful ...
Imagine a bandit breaks into your house. He terrorizes your family, eats your food and then refuses to leave. When you attempt to force him out, he enlists help from the local government, which evicts ...
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After over a year and a half of planning, Brown will host “130 Years of Jewish Life at Brown,” a weekend of Jewish-centered events from Nov. 7–9. The three-day event will feature opportunities ...
Wendy Schiller, interim director of the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs and director of the Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy, is stepping down from her leadership ...
In a Thursday afternoon talk, Caitie Whelan ’07.5, a former senior foreign policy advisor in Congress, discussed strategies for people to empower themselves and their communities as they attempt to ...
Harold Ward, a professor emeritus of chemistry and environmental studies who is known as the father of the environmental studies program at Brown, passed away on Dec. 4, 2024 at the age of 89. He is survived ...
This year, students from over 50 different countries flocked to the Rhode Island School of Design seeking a unique art school education. While international students compose roughly 6% of the U.S. higher ...
On Thursday, around 50 Rhode Island College community members gathered at the Rhode Island State House to protest the suspension of over 20 academic programs and concentrations, as well as the consolidation ...
On Thursday night at Avon Cinema, Brown Motion Pictures premiered four student-made films produced over the course of the semester. From the aftermath of a breakup to a spooky late-night walk, each of ...
Two minutes into “On Swift Horses,” a shirtless Julius (Jacob Elordi) asks for a cigarette. For the rest of the movie, not much changes: Elordi is seen in highly exposed orange mood lighting, either ...
On their collaborative album “Send a Prayer My Way,” Julien Baker and TORRES reimagine country music through personal experiences. In the album, which was released April 18, a pedal steel guitar, ...
A study conducted by Brown’s School of Public Health found that 74% of residents and employees working within a 0.75-mile radius of the first state-authorized overdose prevention center supported the ...
As we approach finals and contend with an unhalting news cycle, it feels as though the world has turned sideways. In these slanted days, when my mind has grown heavy with noise and my body runs on instinct ...
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