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In a unanimous decision, the Brown University Police Sergeants Union issued a vote of no confidence in Brown University Police Chief Rodney Chatman and Deputy Chief John Vinson, the union announced in ...
Growing up, every Monday, the playground was abuzz with my classmates and I dissecting the latest release of “Jessie” or “Victorious.” After waiting seven tantalizing days between episodes, we ...
When I was accepted to Brown, I promised myself I would never again take a math or science class. After years of trudging through high school STEM courses, the Open Curriculum felt like a breath of fresh ...
In an applied math lecture a few days ago, I noticed a peer scrolling through LinkedIn on his laptop. A friend landed an internship at Deloitte; another at McKinsey; someone started a new consulting club. ...
The event featured talks about the American Revolution by ten scholars from different universities.
The John Hay library on Sept. 12. University Archivist Jennifer Betts hopes to create a more inclusive library community that fosters diverse perspectives and a love for learning.
Taylor Swift's Watch Hill mansion on Sept. 12. Under the new tax, the portion of a property’s value above $1 million will be taxed at a rate of $2.50 per $500.
Last year, campus buzzed with anticipation for the 2024 presidential election. Now in 2025, even during a quieter election cycle, Brown Votes is still working to engage students in local elections. ...
Conservative first-year students are more likely to want to study economics while liberals are eyeing a degree in political science, data from The Herald’s First-Year Poll shows.
Every October, seniors in the Program in Liberal Medical Education receive an email from their academic deans asking whether they will be matriculating to Warren Alpert Medical School the following fall. ...
One week ago, the Brown football team (1-1, 0-1 Ivy) garnered national recognition after defeating Georgetown (2-3, 0-1 Patriot League) 46-0 in one of the most exciting season openers in program history. ...
At the end of last week, the Department of English hosted “Fictions of the American Revolution” — a symposium that showcased literary, cultural and historical research associated with the American ...
This fall, the University named Jennifer Betts the new director of the John Hay Library. Betts has served as the University archivist since 2010 and, more recently, worked as the associate director of ...
Though Rhode Island’s summer crowds may have left their vacation homes for the season, many will return next year to find a significantly higher property tax waiting for them.
Following in the footsteps of The Weeknd, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, Doja Cat is the most recent artist hopping on the ’80s-inspired music trend.
Dear Readers,
From the New York Times to local news stations to The Herald, much discussion in the last few years has centered around noise in Providence. Hearing motorcyclists revving their engines and lifted vehicles ...
On any given weekend night, Thayer Street transforms into a gathering space for Rhode Islanders. Motorcycles roar past tricked-out cars, and music spills out onto the sidewalk outside a new food spot. ...
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