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College introduces us to a hectic version of life. In the bubble that is being a university student, our social lives are often smushed together with the academic and domestic spheres of college. This ...
In July, the University entered a voluntary resolution with the Trump Administration to settle civil-rights investigations and restore federal funding. With over $500 million in contracts and grants at ...
Protests against ICE presence on College Hill on Thursday. The RIFT-AFT Local 6516 plans to launch a “walking chaperone” program that trains student volunteers to “escort noncitizens as needed between ...
A smaller group of local advocates originally planned to attend a Deportation Defense Network of R.I. press conference outside of the courthouse, hoping to rally for virtual immigration court hearings. ...
The Herald’s poll shows that students in the class of 2026 demonstrate the greatest concern for immediate post-graduate job prospects across grade levels.
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 was paid over $3.1 million in 2023, according to nonprofit tax filings for fiscal year 2024 released by the IRS and reviewed by The Herald. This marks a roughly ...
Many first-year students arrive at Brown hopeful that a degree will be a sure path to employment after graduation. By their senior year, students’ optimism may be weaker: The number of seniors pessimistic ...
For Major League Baseball pitchers, high pitch velocity has become one of the most coveted skills. But a recent study co-authored by Brown researchers found that higher pitch speed on its own is not significantly ...
Joe Jutras hadn’t planned to break a world record with his green squash. But last month, the Scituate-based giant fruit grower’s 2,200-pound fruit was named the heaviest green squash in the world. ...
On Thursday afternoon, social media reports of federal immigration enforcement presence on College Street prompted over 100 community members — including many Brown students — to gather outside the ...
Rhode Island’s T.F. Green Airport dominated national rankings this year, voted the No. 1 airport in the United States by Travel + Leisure on a set of criteria that included service, friendliness and ...
Based on the concept of coming down from a great high, FKA twigs’s “EUSEXUA Afterglow,” asks listeners to consider what it means to reach the pinnacle of human experience.
After over two years of work, Spanish singer, songwriter and record producer Rosalía released her long-awaited fourth studio album, “LUX,” on Nov. 7. Amassing over 40 million first-day streams, the ...
On the way to the appointment, they talk about their New Year’s plans. It’s December, and A is getting her tattoos removed. M is driving her because she is the only friend A trusts enough to witness ...
The report noted Brown faced “unprecedented financial challenges and tremendous fiscal uncertainty resulting from federal government actions” this past fiscal year.
Brown will face a 4% tax rate on its endowment in the coming year, an increase from its current 1.4% endowment tax rate, according to the University’s annual financial report for fiscal year 2025 released ...
Fox-Kemper and his team have started taking water surveys across Rhode Island to achieve their goal of a better understanding of how microplastics travel through water and improve microplastic detection ...
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