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Data collected by The Herald shows that students in the class of 2026 demonstrate the greatest concern for immediate post-graduate job prospects across grade levels.

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In his letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio on humanitarian aid to Gaza, Rep. Gabe Amo estimated that during September, less than 26% of needed to meet basic human needs was actually delivered.

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“Wicked: For Good” takes the audience back to the Oz they know and love, but with, as expected, a far more sinister atmosphere.

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Over 85% of Rhode Island Public Transit Authority riders do not have a car and therefore rely solely on RIPTA buses for transportation.

From London to Cape Verde: How professors create courses with international travel

While most professors plan classes that are held on College Hill, a select few opt to take their courses out of the classroom — and even out of the country. Each year, faculty members can apply for ...

Brown researchers study rise of substance use in New England with new $12M grant

A new project co-led by Brown researchers is looking to tackle the recent rise in substance abuse, HIV, hepatitis C and overdose in New England.

Brown begins work on $7 million microplastics research initiative

Four years ago, Professor of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences Baylor Fox-Kemper helped submit a proposal to the National Science Foundation to study microplastics in Rhode Island waters. Earlier ...

RIPTA implements free pilot program to boost ridership

On Nov. 10, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority launched a new Residential Transit Pilot Program that provides transportation benefits to Rhode Island tenants. 

‘Wicked: For Good’ changes the fan-favorite musical for the better

Spoiler alert: This review contains spoilers for “Wicked,” this film’s prequel.

Lindemann ’29: ‘Just Kids’ reminds us how to be human

I was gifted Patti Smith’s “Just Kids” on my 16th birthday and was instantly enamored. Since then, I have been known to gift it to my friends. Sometimes college students feel that they need to have ...

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At Brown, Palma Ramirez is a Royce Fellow at the Swearer Center for Public Service, where she created a program for youth who live in Mexico and cross the border daily to attend school.

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The Rhodes Scholarship is a post-graduate program aimed at developing leaders in public service.

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U.S. Rep. Gabe Amo (D-R.I. 1) wrote in an email to The Herald that as of Tuesday morning, congressional Democrats had yet to receive a response.

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In addition to leading efforts in piece selection and show promotion, students decided on the exhibit’s theme and installed all the works themselves. Courtesy of Kathy Battista

Wrighten ’25: Triple concentrations represent the best of the Open Curriculum — they should come back

I graduated from Brown last spring with a triple concentration in modern culture and media, literary arts and English. Every semester, someone would ask why I would willingly take on five classes of work ...

Manhardt ’26: Professors and students should embrace cold calling in the classroom

In far too many of my classes, I see students shopping for a new outfit, playing an intense game of Catan or watching their favorite shows. Even if you are doing the readings and acing the homeworks, ...

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Bus overcrowding is a common issue, according to Amy Glidden, chair of Rhode Island Transit Riders.

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Two Brown students, one alum named 2026 Rhodes Scholars

Over the weekend, two Brown students and one alum were named 2026 Rhodes Scholars by the Rhodes Trust — the first time in over a decade that three scholars in the same year have been affiliated ...