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I used to think that the season you called your favorite revealed something profound and immutable about you. As a kid, since I got sunburnt so easily, I found warm, bright weather forbidding. That ruled ...
Students in their fifth or sixth semester can now declare a certificate in European critical thought.
April is the cruellest month, breeding
Spring (noun): a basin or pool of water
It’s the middle of August, and we only just got here. Right now, our whole group is gathered in the basement of a bar that’s too bright on a street that we’ve never seen in the daylight. I’m holding ...
A review of 2014’s Spring Weekend from the Brown Daily Herald describes the concerts as “primarily successful.” 11 years later, and I can only chuckle at this subdued summary of a series headlined ...
I purchased my first ever Spring Weekend ticket while on the treadmill. I was #1998 in the virtual queue and the little figure on the screen walked atop the progress bar from left to right, imitating ...
When the air tastes like radiance and the days drip with donut-pink glaze, it’s easy to fall in love with the whimsy and effervescence of life. It is also tempting to believe you aren’t perhaps fully ...
Thriller movies are revered for their brewing suspense and unexpected plot twists. Steven Soderbergh’s “Black Bag” is a chic, sexy and visually enticing spy thriller movie, but it lacks build in ...
Officers in Brown’s Department of Public Safety have raised concerns about their own safety and the safety of the Brown community, alleging that employees in the DPS responded inappropriately to bomb ...
In the Student Government Association’s spring general elections, students voted in favor of two referendums calling on the Undergraduate Council of Students to organize a student body-wide response ...
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 signed a public statement released on Tuesday condemning the federal government’s recent actions targeting institutions of higher education. As of Tuesday ...
Only two-thirds of Brown undergraduates identified Dan McKee as Rhode Island’s governor when asked to name the positions of some of the Ocean State’s elected officials in The Herald’s spring 2025 ...
On Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island — alongside three other ACLU affiliates and law firm Shaheen and Gordon — filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the Department ...
In April 2022, the University announced that students would soon be able to access a virtual version of their Brown IDs on their smartphones, allowing them to enter dining halls, use recreational facilities ...
In 1993, Taiwanese director Ang Lee released “The Wedding Banquet” — a major hit among both critics and audiences that received numerous accolades, including a nomination for Best Foreign Language ...
On Saturday evening, the Ivy Film Festival hosted a conversation with Sean Baker — director of the Oscar-winning movie “Anora” — as a part of its 24th annual festival. The talk was held ...
From the unbridled passion of tennis to nonverbal displays of eroticism, Justin Kuritzkes ’12 examined the art of screenwriting during a Saturday afternoon conversation with moderator Kendall Ricks ...
As an alum, I have watched with growing concern as Brown clings to outdated admissions practices that undermine its mission and tarnish its legacy. Over the years, I have written to President Christina ...
The Herald’s spring 2025 poll found that just 15% of Brown students support legacy admissions, with athletes, those with legacy status and conservative students more likely to approve compared to their ...
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