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Taylor Tomlinson, now in her early 30s, is best known for humorously tackling deeply personal and often uncomfortable subjects.

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The event began around 5:45 p.m. as organizers led a prayer for community members observing Ramadan.

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RISD is still in the early stages of deciding how they will use their grant money.

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The blizzard has motivated many to join group chats and post Reddit threads dedicated to clearing Providence’s streets.

Clampitt ’26: We must preserve the Providence Place Mall

Parking garages. Escalators. Fast food. Screaming children. These are just some of the staples of the American mall that are in danger of disappearing in Providence. In late 2024, it was reported that ...

Pippins ’29, Gupta ’29: To create change, the Brown community must fight ICE from all angles

Last Thursday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entered a Columbia-owned residence to detain Elmina Aghayeva. The agents allegedly impersonated the New York Police Department and ignored ...

Ahmed ’27: Brown must speak on Iran

On Feb. 28, it was not the sunrise that woke up the city of Tehran’s residents, but bombs that shook the ground — the United States and Israel had launched a coordinated military attack on Iran. Airstrikes ...

Finding twindependence: How twins navigate identity, connection at Brown

At Brown, some students arrive already paired: near-identical faces, shared histories and a lifetime of inside jokes. For twins on campus, college is often a juggling act between individuality and built-in ...

University announces avenues for community engagement with post-shooting security review

The University announced how the Brown and Providence communities can engage with a previously-announced campus-wide safety and security assessment following the Dec. 13 shooting in a Monday Today@Brown ...

Brown professor researches methods to support humans for 500 days on Mars

While he was still a graduate student at Brown, Research Professor of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences James Head PhD’69 P’90 recalled seeing a job posting in a book that read, “our job ...

RISD using $400,000 National Science Foundation grant to expand research, partnership capacities

Using a $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, the Rhode Island School of Design is looking to expand its research and industry partnerships.

Roughly 100 Providence community members protest U.S. and Israeli airstrikes in Iran

On Monday, around 100 people gathered in front of the steps of Providence City Hall to protest the United States and Israel’s recent airstrikes in Iran. The protest was organized by the Party for Socialism ...

In ‘labor of love,’ Providence locals come together to shovel snow in wake of record-breaking blizzard

After over three feet of snow blanketed Providence last week, a flurry of residents have come together to organize snow-shoveling efforts across the city. The severity of the blizzard, combined with local ...

‘Owning Our History’ exhibit explores First Unitarian Church of Providence’s history of slavery

Walking into the lower level of the Rhode Island State House, visitors are greeted by walls lined with informational panels and abstract art. The building’s grandeur is juxtaposed with the solemnity ...

Record-breaking blizzard causes closures, reduced traffic for local businesses

Last week, the largest blizzard in Rhode Island history brought over three feet of snow to the state. With Rhode Island under a state of emergency and travel ban, roads across the state closed down, and ...

‘Prodigal Daughter’ explores faith, identity through comedy

On Feb. 24, Taylor Tomlinson returned to the screen with her fourth Netflix comedy special, “Prodigal Daughter.” At first glance, the performance may just seem like another polished installment in ...

In moving episode of ‘Famous Last Words,’ actor Eric Dane tells his daughters to persevere

On Feb. 20, the day after actor Eric Dane’s passing, Netflix released the second episode of its show “Famous Last Words” — a series of interviews with celebrities only released following their ...

Berkwits ’29: It’s easier for men to get into Brown than women. The benefits are worth it.

Women outnumber men in higher learning institutions across the country. To combat historical gender inequality in higher education, Congress passed Title IX in 1972, which prohibited gender-based exclusion ...

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