‘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.
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Delaney O’Dea ’28 wins ‘Jeopardy!’ and takes home over $20,000
(10/17/25 3:48am)
Wednesday night’s Final Jeopardy prompt asked “Jeopardy!” contestants to identify the historical figure who once said, “if a bullet should enter my brain, let that bullet destroy every closet ...
dive [narrative]
(10/16/25 2:06pm)
I squeeze my eyes shut before the dive, even though they’re encased in my thick, blurry goggles. Perhaps my fear has to do with the near-drowning incident two summers ago, when the artificial blue waves ...
Axel Brito ’26 attempts to become first Republican elected to Providence City Council in 39 years
(10/10/25 4:02am)
It’s been 39 years since a member of the Republican Party was elected to the Providence City Council. Axel Brito ’26 hopes to change that on Dec. 2.
confessions of a 33-year-old first-year RUE [lifestyle]
(10/09/25 1:45am)
Walking through the Van Wickle gates on Convocation Day held a similar sensation to competing in Miss USA. A crowd of people cheering, flags waving proudly, and the glimmer of hope that my life was about ...
Ballet, pageants, ministry school: How five RUE students found their way to Brown
(10/06/25 2:54am)
For many, the path to a college degree is linear — from high school straight to college move-in. But for the students in Brown’s Resumed Undergraduate Education program, the journey is anything but ...
With one year left at Brown, Daiela Simon-Seay ’26 reflects on her growing music career
(10/06/25 1:39am)
Known on stage by just her first name, Daiela, the singer, songwriter, drummer and music producer Daiela Simon-Seay ’26 has already left her mark on the music industry. She’s amassed over six million ...
notes on time [narrative]
(10/03/25 11:47pm)
After yet another late arrival, I wrote this in my notebook:
Pop stardom reaches a fever pitch in Addison Rae’s debut album ‘Addison’
(09/19/25 3:13am)
It’s fair to say that no one saw it coming: Among the revolving door of influencers in the Hype House, Addison Rae wasn’t necessarily a shoo-in for pop stardom. In 2019, she had no persona or shrewd ...
Cloth looms, poetry and portraits: RISD Museum viewing day shows newly acquired pieces
(09/18/25 3:54am)
Surrounded by textile fabrics hanging from the walls beside inkblot paintings and portraits, dozens of people filed through the Rhode Island School of Design Museum’s Danforth Hall, exploring artworks ...
King Princess claims her spot in the queer music industry with ‘Girl Violence’
(09/16/25 2:02am)
Released just last Friday, King Princess’s third studio album, “Girl Violence,” fits perfectly into her discography. The singer, born Mikaela Straus, is known for their lesbian-centric pop tracks. ...
Big Thief brings raw sincerity, percussive soundscapes to ‘Double Infinity’
(09/11/25 1:19am)
Released Sept. 5, Big Thief’s newest project, “Double Infinity,” treats listeners to cascading rhythms and pared-down poetics. The release — a celebration of everyday life — is a powerful testament ...
Meet the new directors leading the Watson School of International and Public Affairs in its first year
(09/09/25 1:31am)
As the Watson School of International and Public Affairs enters its inaugural academic year, three of the school’s centers welcomed new directors. The new school, which opened on July 1, aims to expand ...
Major films are increasingly anchoring their productions in Rhode Island
(09/08/25 2:33am)
Hollywood may be on the other side of the country but the film scene is booming right here in Rhode Island.
From Oaxaca to Bengaluru to Los Angeles: How three Brown students spent their summers
(09/04/25 3:41am)
Every summer, Brown students travel across the globe to explore their interests outside of the classroom. The Herald spoke to three students about how they spent their days — from documenting familial ...
Brown alum Chloe Malle ’08 named editor of American Vogue
(09/03/25 3:17am)
Chloe Malle ’08 was named head of editorial content for American Vogue on Tuesday, taking over the flagship publication that was led by fashion icon Anna Wintour for the last 37 years. Wintour will ...
First Penn, then Columbia, now Brown: Comparing Trump admin. deals across the Ivy League
(08/21/25 7:27am)
When media outlets reported in late July that Brown was in discussions with the White House over the University’s federal funding, many community members’ first thoughts were about the Trump administration’s ...
on endings [feature]
(05/01/25 5:10pm)
“E se ibi ti e ti bere, ese ibi ti e ba de, a dupe ore re, e se ibi te mu wa lo.”
Oh The Places You’ll Go [A&C]
(04/24/25 2:15am)
From hip-hop to TikTok, Doechii’s meteoric rise to stardom shows that artists can express their individuality and still gain popularity among diverse audiences.
‘BoJack Horseman’ creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg talks screenwriting at Ivy Film Festival
(04/16/25 4:33am)
On Tuesday afternoon, Ivy Film Festival welcomed Raphael Bob-Waksberg — creator of the hit show “BoJack Horseman” — for a conversation about the series and his other projects, including “Long ...
