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The Herald’s Spring 2026 poll found that nearly 50% of undergraduate students identified as agnostic, atheist or not religious, and over a fourth of respondents identified as Christian — the most ...
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This past weekend, softball (11-19, 4-8 Ivy) faced Harvard (16-16-1, 8-4) in a heavy-hitting Ivy League series at home. Despite opening with a strong 4-0 win on Saturday, Bruno couldn’t maintain momentum ...
A recent pilot study found that early screening for chronic liver disease can lead to earlier diagnosis and treatment. The study was conducted by Brown researchers in collaboration with Clínica Esperanza, ...
On Wednesday evening, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley unveiled his proposed budget for fiscal year 2027 in an address to the City Council. His package aims to address housing affordability and public safety ...
Earlier this month, Gov. Dan Mckee announced that the federal government awarded $156 million to the state as part of the Rural Health Transformation Program. The grant will be distributed to 13 initiatives ...
On April 3, the two-time-Grammy-winning group “Roomful of Teeth” and singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane ’03 released their first collaborative album. “Elevator Songs” is experimental and emotionally ...
Something on the Green’s student theatre company has been producing its short play festival, SPF30, for the past three years, where three 30-minute plays — written, directed and produced by students ...
Walking into the List Art Building, visitors are bathed in fuchsia light shining through the doors and windows onto a series of steel panels. Affixed to the panels are pen and ink illustrations made by ...
Barus and Holley in January. The committee will share their final recommendations in a report set to be completed by the end of the fall 2026 semester.
The landmark result sparked hopes within the young club program with ambitions of becoming a D1 team.
The pop-up has been operating in Boston since 2023 and aims to promote sustainable fashion while supporting local vendors.
On Tuesday, Ieva Jusionyte, a professor of international security and anthropology and director of the Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Studies, and Matthew Kraft, a professor of education and ...
Artificial intelligence is a growing concern in many academic spaces at Brown. But discussions about AI usage are not only happening in the classroom — as of late, many clubs have grappled with AI usage ...
Brown will not voluntarily recognize unionization of graduate students on fellowship, setting the stage for what could become a drawn-out battle between the University and the Graduate Labor Organization. ...
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 has charged a committee to help create a permanent campus memorial to honor the lives of the victims of the Dec. 13 shooting, she announced in a Tuesday email ...
This past weekend, Calli Gilchrist ’29 brought bronze back to Providence from the USA Wrestling Women’s National Championships in Spokane, Washington. Competing in the 53 kg weight class, Gilchrist ...
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