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(10/30/25 11:38pm)
The familiar tale centers around the creation of a reanimated lifeform by fictional scientist Victor Frankenstein.
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‘We’re in an entirely different world’: Hillary Clinton on higher education, politics
(10/31/25 4:41am)
In the last few weeks of her 2016 campaign against Donald Trump, then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton delivered a stark warning to a Florida crowd: Trump’s “final target is democracy itself.” ...
Brown community celebrates professor James Morone’s scholarly work
(10/31/25 2:32am)
In spring 2023, Professor Emeritus of Political Science James Morone gave the final lecture of his extremely popular class, POLS 0220: “City Politics.” Students, fellow professors, alums and even ...
Brown professor Maureen Phipps elected to National Academy of Medicine
(10/31/25 3:00am)
On Oct. 20, the National Academy of Medicine announced the election of 100 new members. Among those elected to the class of 2025 was Maureen Phipps, a professor emerita of obstetrics and gynecology at ...
Howard professor Dana Williams spotlights Toni Morrison’s editorship in talk
(10/31/25 1:53am)
On Wednesday, Dana Williams, a professor of African American literature and dean of the graduate school at Howard University, spoke at an event titled “On Beauty and Sensibility: Toni Morrison Took ...
‘The Woman in Cabin 10’ takes mindless viewing to the next level
(10/31/25 2:44am)
The start of the holidays also means a deluge of straight-to-streaming films.
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ has daddy issues
(10/31/25 4:00am)
Guillermo del Toro and monsters are a match made in heaven. The colorful director behind “The Shape of Water” and “Pan’s Labyrinth” has solidified himself as an auteur with a keen eye for the ...
Cryptocurrency scams are on the rise: How to keep your money safe
(10/30/25 6:47pm)
Cryptocurrency is full of exciting opportunities, from groundbreaking technology to the potential for significant financial gains. But wherever there is hype and money, scammers are sure to follow. The ...
Media
(10/30/25 7:32am)
At Nuestro Mundo Public Charter School, around half of the student body begins their days in classrooms where instruction is conducted entirely in Spanish, while the other half starts their first classes ...
Lindemann ’29: Financial literacy is feminist. Brown can do more to promote it
(10/30/25 6:03am)
I always thought that I had no interest in numbers. This past summer, however, both my dad and I agreed that I needed to understand how to manage my own finances by the time I graduate from Brown — ...
Media
(10/30/25 5:53am)
Berkwits ’29: When the nation’s politics are ‘America First,’ the news we read shouldn’t be
(10/30/25 5:24am)
Moments after he was sworn into office in 2017, President Trump stated that “from this day forward, it’s going to be only America first.”
Gardiner ’28: Brown’s realest community is anonymous
(10/30/25 4:46am)
If you’re reading strangely intimate, nameless comments about your classmates’ eating habits, midterm schedules or sex lives, you’re probably doomscrolling on Sidechat. The app is an anonymous forum ...
Kaak ’29: Sidewalk etiquette is the first step toward a better campus community
(10/30/25 4:39am)
I was out on a run the first time I noticed how territorial Brunonians are about campus sidewalks. At the time, I was blocked by two individuals inconveniently spaced out ahead of me. The easy solution ...
Media
(10/30/25 4:06am)
According to the organization’s interest form, members of the team have to pay annual dues ranging between $200 and $500 to help cover costs associated with the trips.
bodies of time [narrative]
(10/30/25 3:37am)
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a here with no edges [narrative]
(10/30/25 3:32am)
It is easier, sometimes, to be outside of oneself.
you come back to me [A&C]
(10/30/25 1:49am)
Sometimes a poem makes you feel happy. Sometimes a poem makes you feel sad. Sometimes a poem makes you feel viscerally upset for no discernible reason. This happened to me a few years ago, when I first ...
cross you out [A&C]
(10/30/25 1:46am)
The age-old adage, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me,” appears to have been forgotten by our generation.
on utopia [feature]
(10/30/25 1:29am)
content warnings: description of mass suicide, mentions of rape
