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“Devastating problems in your life can also be interesting, and they can interest you as they’re happening to you and as they’re causing you intense pain,” says Agnes Callard, a controversial ...
CW: Suicide, depression
Brown’s Student Labor Alliance has seen a resurgence in membership and activity following a decline during the COVID-19 pandemic. SLA has long supported labor organizing both on and off campus, forging ...
One week ago, Nikolas Rohrmann ’26 and Charlie Pliner ’26 filled what they saw as a glaring gap on campus: Brown’s lack of preprofessional opportunities in the sports industry. The duo founded Brown ...
Employees at Ceremony’s two locations are seeking unionization.
On Wednesday, local advocates, government officials and behavioral health workers gathered at the 2025 Statewide Community Overdose Engagement Summit to evaluate strategies for combating overdoses and ...
Late last month, State Representative Karen Alzate (D-Pawtucket, Central Falls) introduced the Protected Spaces Act in the Rhode Island Statehouse in an aim to clarify the bounds of “protected spaces” ...
“The Substance” is grotesque, jarring and honestly quite gross. What it lacks in dialogue it makes up for in creeping noises and visuals. The film’s gory nature glaringly contrasts with the idea ...
Movies where robots gain sentience and take control are not novel in Hollywood. Since the days of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” and Michael Crichton’s “Westworld,” the film industry ...
As part of Brown 2026, faculty are developing new courses in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding. Professors across multiple departments have also designated existing ...
As Brown students traveled back to College Hill to kick off the spring semester, 255 of their classmates flew to study abroad programs in countries across the globe.
Monday evening, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson gave a lecture on her upcoming book, “Theory of Water,” which discusses the importance of water among indigenous communities. The lecture was hosted by ...
On Jan. 30, unionized airport police officers and firefighters at Rhode Island’s T.F. Green International Airport unanimously voted “no confidence” in Rhode Island Airport Corporation leadership, ...
Odds are the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of the current global conflicts are either the war in Ukraine or the war in Gaza. Less likely to be brought up is Sudan, where the world’s biggest ...
Dozens of Brown students, faculty and community members started their Monday night with a high five from former presidential candidate Andrew Yang ’96.
Just hours before football fans settled in for the Super Bowl, Brown’s men’s ice hockey team (11-10-2, 7-8-1 ECAC) crushed Yale (5-16-2, 4-10-2) with five goals to one — beating the Bulldogs for ...
Clinical trials are necessary to test the efficacy and safety of experimental drugs, but a recent Brown study found that only 0.8% of studies with women from ages 18 to 45 included pregnant women. Only ...
In the face of alleged disruptions to the dispersal of federal funding, Chief Judge John McConnell Jr. ’80 of the Rhode Island District Court doubled down on a Jan. 31 ruling restraining the Trump administration’s ...
On Monday, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and 21 other states’ attorneys general filed a lawsuit to block the Trump administration’s funding cuts at the National Institutes of Health. ...
On Monday, state leaders shared that the Providence Public School District could return to local control by summer 2026. Gov. Dan McKee and leaders from the Rhode Island Department of Education, PPSD ...
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