swords and sororities [feature]
(02/19/26 2:42am)
Rush is an endurance event.
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coastlining [feature]
(02/19/26 2:35am)
I know the path to the beach by heart.
lindemann’s bathroom canned audio experience [lifestyle]
(02/19/26 2:23am)
A building that one passes nearly every day, just on the commute to South Campus from North Campus, to North Campus from South Campus. One that many students (myself included) seem to use solely as a ...
where are you? [lifestyle]
(02/19/26 3:18am)
TW: gun violence, school shooting
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(02/19/26 1:07am)
United Food and Commercial Workers Local Union 328 and a group of employees represented Seven Stars workers across locations in the 13 sessions of collective bargaining.
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(02/19/26 1:05am)
Goalie Connor Foley ’27 deflected Fairfield’s John Okupski shot in a show of quick reflexes, marking his 14th save of the game and securing the 10-8 win for the Bears.
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(02/19/26 12:46am)
Despite Brown sliding from No. 5 to No. 7 in the final regular season ECAC standings, this finish marks Bruno’s best since the 2005-06 season. Courtesy of Brown Athletics.
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(02/19/26 12:43am)
A wrestling competition at the Schiller Court in the Levien Gymnasium. Looking beyond the final team scores in the defeat against Columbia, the Bears showed ferocity in taking advantage of the opportunity ...
Women’s ice hockey loses against No. 7 Quinnipiac, No. 8 Princeton to close regular season
(02/19/26 4:09am)
Riding the momentum of four consecutive wins, the women’s ice hockey team (16-12-2, 12-8-2 ECAC) threatened to exceed underdog expectations against No. 7 Quinnipiac (24-7-3, 14-6-2) and No. 8 Princeton ...
Wrestling outmatched by Ivy Champion Columbia, strings together victory against Hofstra
(02/19/26 5:46am)
Brown wrestlers spent the weekend in New York battling out two late-season duels as the team looks to polish their performances before post-season championships begin. The Bears fell to a surging Columbia ...
Men’s lacrosse conquers Fairfield 10-8 in season opener
(02/19/26 4:08am)
The men’s lacrosse team (1-0) stormed into the 2026 season with a 10-8 win against Fairfield University (1-2) this Saturday. Five different players scored goals for Brown, including a remarkable four ...
‘Trick of the eye’: Brown professor draws comparisons between Optical art and computer-generated art
(02/19/26 6:43am)
Optical art — also known as Op art — caused what Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture Lindsay Caplan described as a “critical panic around art’s illusionistic quality” when ...
With $2.34 million NOAA grant, 250 tons of rotting wood pilings will be removed from Providence River
(02/19/26 6:16am)
A new $2.34 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will allow the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council, in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy, to remove ...
Seven Stars Bakery workers ratify new contract with improved wages, benefits
(02/23/26 3:29am)
On Feb. 3, workers at Seven Stars Bakery, a Rhode Island cafe chain, ratified a new four-year contract that will increase wages and offer additional employee benefits. United Food and Commercial Workers ...
RISD students report challenges affording materials as spring semester begins
(02/19/26 5:47am)
With Rhode Island School of Design’s spring semester starting last week, students are scrambling to foot the bill for class art supplies. On the high end, the price of supplies for a single course can ...
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(02/18/26 6:53am)
Donoghue credited his colleagues and students at Brown for his research advancements, referencing the interdepartmental nature of his work.
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(02/18/26 6:43am)
This is not the first time legislators have attempted to abolish life without parole for young people who commit severe crimes.
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(02/18/26 5:56am)
Anna Martin ’16 discovered a real love for the craft of hosting and live storytelling.
