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Azhar ’29: Why we love victimless crime

When news broke of the recent heist at the Louvre — a meticulously executed theft that felt straight out of a movie — the internet’s reaction was oddly celebratory. Commentators joked about “modern ...

Pickup football, banh xeo, tofurkey: How students are celebrating Thanksgiving this year

Gratitude is in the air on College Hill, along with the sound of suitcase wheels on sidewalks. Some students are heading home, looking forward to reunions over tables of food — from turkey to hearty ...

Princeton knocks volleyball out of Ivy League Tournament

For the second year in a row, the women’s volleyball team (14-10, 9-5 Ivy) was swept 3-0 by Princeton (18-6, 11-3 Ivy) in the Ivy League Tournament semifinals on Friday night. 

Rep. Gabe Amo requests details on U.S. humanitarian aid to Gaza in letter to Marco Rubio

On Nov. 7, U.S. Rep. Gabe Amo (D-R.I. 1) sent a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, calling on him to answer a list of eight questions about humanitarian aid delivery to Gaza. The letter was signed ...

Expiration of ACA subsidies could leave thousands of RI residents without health care coverage

Providence resident Daniella Stark currently pays $45 a month for her health care coverage. But with the enhanced COVID-19-era Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, Stark ...

Through PPL exhibit, artists find new meaning in books amid censorship

Tucked away in a far-off corner of the Providence Public Library is the Updike Room. Visitors poking their heads in will immediately notice the large antique printing press filling the center of the space. ...

‘Sentimental Value’ is a tender, striking portrait of a family and their storied home

Director Joachim Trier’s “Sentimental Value” is a searing portrait of a family set in Oslo. The film marks the third collaboration between Trier and actress Renate Reinsve, following their 2021 ...

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The Herald polls around 1,000 undergraduates on various topics each semester. Throughout the past 30 years, Brunonians have seen immense change on campus.

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“There’s a lot to build on for next year,” quarterback James Murphy ’27 said. “But for right now, we’re just going to cherish what we have and celebrate the win.”

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As the Big Green’s offense took the field with plans to respond, the Bears’ defense bared their teeth.

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The Senior Day win marked an apt end to a roller-coaster 2025 campaign, in which Brown faced some of their highest highs and lowest lows en route to finishing the season with a .500 record.

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Bruno cornerback Cap Davis ’27 –– standing only 5-feet 10-inches –– wrestled the jump ball away from Dartmouth tight end Chris Corbo for an astounding game-sealing interception.

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Though the game ended in triumph, it began with a tremor. On just the second play from scrimmage, quarterback James Murphy ’27 gave away the first turnover of the game.

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The film’s ability to represent Iraqi life without framing it solely through weakness or victimhood is the very core of what gives it power and meaning. 

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Released on Oct. 24, “West End Girl” takes listeners through the shock and pain Lily Allen has been experiencing.

VP Poitevien ’94 MD’98: Equitable access is foundational to enabling students to thrive at Brown

This summer, when I began my new role as Brown’s vice president for campus life, I shared with students and families that my sense of belonging at Brown was formed in my residence hall. My first-year ...

Mooney ’29: Brown must treat student food insecurity as the crisis that it is

On Oct. 1, the federal government shut down, halting federal programs and services across the country and partially freezing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits starting at the beginning ...