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Brown has formed a new ad hoc committee tasked with drafting recommendations for the future of diversity and inclusion at the University, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 announced on Thursday ...
Every semester, students from all class years scramble to secure a seat in many of Brown’s smaller seminar courses. But there’s one course that stands out above all others — ENGL 0930: “Introduction ...
When Pottery@Brown President Rachel Harrison ’27, a former copy editor for The Herald, first arrived on campus, she struggled to find a space where she could hone her ceramics skills.
Last Saturday night in New York City, women’s soccer (7-2-2, 1-1 Ivy) lost 2-1 to Ivy foe Columbia (4-4-2, 2-0) after conceding a heartbreaking game-winner in the final five minutes of regulation play. ...
When No. 3 U.S. women’s wrestling recruit Calli Gilchrist ’29 was looking to commit to a college, she had plenty of varsity options to choose from.
On Sept. 22, the Trump administration announced that acetaminophen — commonly known by the brand name Tylenol — can increase the risk of neurological conditions, such as autism spectrum disorder ...
Solar power is often lauded by policymakers as an equitable solution to the climate crisis. But a recent book by Myles Lennon ’06, an assistant professor of environment and society and anthropology, ...
Head Coach Nick Lattanze ’21 at wrestling practice on Wednesday. Despite the program’s short history, Lattanze and the team’s wrestlers hope the sport can continue to grow.
Calli Gilchrist ’29 (left) and Annie Ye ’26 (right) at wrestling practice on Wednesday. The women’s wrestling program was formally established in 2023 and does not have a formal recruiting process. ...
Having worked as a field organizer for U.S. Rep. Jared Golden (D-M.E. 2), one of the most conservative Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives, I often receive texts that criticize his recent votes ...
To the Editor:
This summer, I reread Sally Rooney’s sophomore novel, Normal People, for the first time in four years. The first time I read it, I finished it in one sitting and fell in love, but didn’t completely ...
My childhood in California can be memorialized as a hodgepodge of rainbow pool towels, water guns, cherry popsicles, plastic cups, and sticky fingers: a pandemonium of juvenile chaos that could only be ...
The class action lawsuit follows a series of claims accusing the University of antitrust violations.
Fall enters Providence with a quiet gravity. The city’s color palette shifts as the trees along Benefit Street turn. While the foliage may be beautiful, these warm colors are the manifestation of a ...
After yet another late arrival, I wrote this in my notebook:
“Where are you guys from? Oh yeah, our rail system’s shit.”
I rarely speak my native language at Brown. When I come back to my dorm and think in English—out of habit—I feel pathetic. It’s not because I don’t enjoy speaking it—it's this shift that reminds ...
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