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On Oct. 5, Taylor Swift released the music video for “The Fate of Ophelia,” the lead single off her most recent album, “The Life of a Showgirl.” But unlike many of Swift’s past music videos, ...
Students interviewed mention campus buildings from New Watson to Rhode Island Hall, in addition to off-campus spots like Tea in Sahara and Harry’s Bar & Burgers, as some of their favorite hidden ...
Jusionyte’s research focuses on borders and their connections to political and social systems, with a focus on the U.S.-Mexico border. Courtesy of Ieva Jusionyte
After an explanation of the main rhythms within Gugak, a type of Korean traditional music, audience members were called up to play the instruments themselves.
This year, following the arrival of the Hangeul Truck, events included a Korean Game Day on Tuesday, a guest talk on the origin of Haerye on Thursday and a Gugak Korean traditional music workshop on Friday. ...
In emails to The Herald, graduate studies directors of two affected programs wrote that their input was not requested as part of this process.
Brown is currently facing two deficits: one of accounting and the other of accountability. While many are preoccupied with the current crisis about whether Brown will sign the compact presented by the ...
Eight years ago, I first encountered the writings of Jhumpa Lahiri. Last Monday, Lahiri visited Brown to lead an undergraduate seminar and participate in a public conversation. My experience that afternoon ...
“Stranger, danger.”
Among peer institutions, Brown uniquely embodies freedom, creativity and openness. With over 100 nationalities and 60 languages represented, our university exemplifies the very best of contemporary liberal ...
Greyson Mitchell ’26 took the Bears’ first shot came in the 3rd minute of the game.
The first few miles were mostly wooded trails. Fall leaves crunched underfoot, and the narrow paths occasionally gave way to running streams and small farms.
The light at the end of the tunnel: a highway sign that read, “Entering Seekonk, Massachusetts.”
On Oct. 9, British singer-songwriter Maisie Peters released “You You You” and “Audrey Hepburn,” two singles off her much-anticipated third album.
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