The pill, the shot, the patch: The science and experiences of birth control options
(11/03/25 5:05am)
This is the fifth installment in a series of articles about the science of various aspects of college life.
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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Which activities top Brown students’ bucket lists?
(10/30/25 4:31am)
Mixing campus traditions, Rhode Island adventures and personal goals, some students across campus have made bucket lists with items that they hope will make their time on College Hill feel complete. ...
Two students threatened at knifepoint in attempted robbery outside V-Dub
(10/30/25 6:36pm)
On Saturday afternoon, two Brown students were threatened at knifepoint during an attempted robbery outside Verney-Woolley Dining Hall, according to an email from the Department of Public Safety and videos ...
Median RI renter is unable to affordably rent in any Ocean State city, new report finds
(10/30/25 4:10am)
For the first time ever, Rhode Island renters earning the state’s median income are unable to affordably rent in every city and town in the state, according to a new report from HousingWorks RI, a local ...
RI spending on government administration, public safety is among highest in US
(10/30/25 5:48am)
Rhode Island’s state and local government per-capita spending is greater than that of most U.S. states, according to a new report by the Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council.
Lucy Dacus masters yearning on ‘Forever Is A Feeling: The Archives’
(10/30/25 4:02am)
After touring as part of the indie-rock band boygenius with fellow members Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker in 2023, Lucy Dacus made a long-awaited return to her solo career with her fourth studio album ...
Providence City Council to propose rent stabilization ordinance this fall
(10/29/25 4:34am)
The Providence City Council is drafting a rent stabilization ordinance to be introduced this fall, following a report about the state of the city’s housing market authored by the City Council’s Housing ...
Graduate students with children appreciate Brown’s resources but struggle to find child care
(10/29/25 6:51am)
After working at a biotechnology company for several years, Lisa Ramos-Rodriguez GS wanted to pursue a Ph.D. in pathobiology to expand her career opportunities. But she also knew that she wanted to start ...
With new role at Simon & Schuster, Jonathan Karp ’86 enters an exciting, yet familiar chapter
(10/29/25 5:46am)
Before becoming the president and CEO of publishing house Simon & Schuster in 2020, Jonathan Karp ’86 first fell in love with books not in New York City, but on College Hill.
From frat houses to kickbacks, ‘going out’ varies from student to student
(10/29/25 3:09am)
If you asked Manaal Saadaat ’26 and Spencer Yang ’29 what “party culture” at Brown looks like, they would have very different answers.
VP Guterl: Students can shape Brown’s future by completing the campus climate survey
(10/28/25 4:15pm)
In the coming months, a committee of faculty, staff and students will draft an important framework for the University’s future — one which will define a campus where every member of our community ...
Brown Corporation accepts over $121 million in gifts and pledges at its fall meetings
(10/28/25 2:12am)
The Brown Corporation — the University’s highest governing body — has formally accepted over $121 million in gifts and pledges made to the University since May, President Christina Paxson P’19 ...
Political scientist Niraja Gopal Jayal raises concerns about Indian academic freedom in Watson lecture
(10/28/25 2:17am)
On Monday, the Saxena Center for Contemporary South Asia hosted Niraja Gopal Jayal, a political scientist at King’s College London. In her talk at the Watson School of International and Public Affairs, ...
Nearly 70% of students value political alignment when forming friendships, Herald poll finds
(10/28/25 12:05am)
As students on College Hill look to forge friendships, they may seek out peers with similar political ideologies, The Herald’s Fall 2025 Poll suggests.
