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Brown men’s club volleyball recently swept at the Division 1AAA National Championship, winning all ten games in three days to bring home the team’s first ever Nationals win. Co-captain Wesley Hackett ...
Although its blues and greens may appear tranquil, the ocean is chaotic in nature — there is perpetual movement across the world’s oceans. The motion, which includes ocean turbulence, ranges from ...
As winter turns to spring on College Hill and trees begin to bud, Brown’s campus is getting greener in more ways than one. This coming Monday, passersby may see a bit of a haze as they cross the Main ...
On April 7, the Rhode Island Senate voted to pass a bill that would make attempting to disarm a peace officer a felony offense.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act could result in 23,000 to 44,000 fewer Medicaid expansion enrollments in Rhode Island, depending on the state’s mitigation efforts, according to a recent report by the ...
On Saturday afternoon at 195 District Park, over 40 vendors filled their booths with colorful arrays of clothing, jewelry and art. Providence community members walked around the park, browsing through ...
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The paper’s models can be used to predict the motion of these floating pieces of ice, and infer the motion underneath. Courtesy of Daniel Watkins
The committee will share their final recommendations in a report set to be completed by the end of the fall 2026 semester.
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The turnout is an increase from last year’s 16% turnout, the lowest turnout rate since at least 2022.
The team hopes to continue their winning streak in their upcoming Ivy League weekend series against Columbia.
The Herald spoke with seven admitted students about applying to RISD, the college decision process and how they feel about beginning a new chapter in Providence.
The last year has seen many Brown students speaking out about the issues they care about, from No Kings rallies to anti-ICE protests and outcries against the Trump administration. In 2026, activism remains ...
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