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On March 6, the American Civil Liberties Union, alongside its Rhode Island chapter and two other attorneys, filed a lawsuit against the National Endowment for the Arts after the agency placed gender ideology-based ...
At Cracked, a Thayer Street restaurant specializing in egg sandwiches, dozens of egg cartons line a shelf above the store counter’s buffet line. Customers often look at the array and comment “‘wow, ...
In her painting, Sulan Zhang ’28 used loose strokes and incorporated abstract aspects, embracing “an unfinished feel — but in a finished way,” she said.
Chloe Chow ’26 made a sculptural coffee table with sharply cut sheet metal “casting a shadow of a creature below the tabletop.”
Originally started in 1938, the Putnam competition is 12-questions and lasts six-hours.
Lauren Ward’s ’27 “Support for Processing My Bra Trauma,” a gigantic cardboard bra, won second prize.
In addition to the awarded works, the exhibition featured a diverse range of pieces exploring innovative techniques and interdisciplinary approaches.
Shortly after the rally began, members of Brown Postdoc Labor Organization walked out of a scheduled bargaining session with the University to join the protest.
Fueled by a Gianna Aiello ’25 double-double and 14 points from Grace Arnolie ’26, women’s basketball (12-15, 6-8 Ivy) ended their season on a high note with a 53-44 road win over Ivy League rival ...
In 2015, the Providence Public School District extended the school year due to a surplus of snow days. But a decade later, an extension to the school year of this kind is unlikely given the state’s ...
Until April 6, artworks from the 45th Annual Student Exhibition are on display in the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts. Curated by multidisciplinary artists Abdu Ali GS and Falaks Vasa MFA’23, the ...
The transformed shellfish material can be used for tiles, tableware and even light shades.
Although the program is small, the playwrights said they are able to experiment with and nourish their craft while learning from the equally passionate writers alongside them.
This Saturday, men’s basketball (14-13, 6-8 Ivy League) closed their season against Yale (20-7, 13-1), losing 70-61 in the Pizzitola Sports Center. The Bears needed the win — and two other unlikely ...
The four-hour rally featured various speeches, chants and a march around the State House.
Photo of a protestor holding an upside down American flag.
Gray hoped his production of the show would create a safe space and address sensitive subjects of body image, substance abuse and gender identity among adolescents.
The company hopes to open the store in mid- to late April.
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