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This spring season will be an exciting one of writing, workshopping and collaboration for alums of the University's Master of Fine Arts program. The program, which began in the 1960s, awards MFA degrees ...
Eight years ago, men's ice hockey Head Coach Roger Grillo inherited a squad picked to finish last in what is now the ECACHL. After a shaky start, the team finished in fourth place in the league. Since ...
Dear Mike,
In our consumption culture, buying and not buying are becoming preferred modes of activism. Isn't it easier, after all, to boycott labor-abusing Wal-Mart than to lobby for a national living wage? Anti-Bush ...
I feel like being Topical. Like a warm paradise. Like an island. Like a storm. I feel like talking about what's happening. Now. I feel like being dated.
One sunny afternoon in December 2004, Charles Long and his assistant dragged one of his sculptures through a river on a shopping cart, then sat on the grass, had a picnic and watched the birds poop on ...
While many Brown seniors spent winter break seeking future employment, Chris Gomez '05 sat at home watching TV and listening to the radio. At least that was how he spent a few hours on Jan. 14, the day ...
For Thanksgiving break, I left Los Angeles to visit my relatives in the small town of Ojai, Calif. As we drove on an idyllic country road from Santa Barbara, I could not help but point out my extensive ...
The annual Herald banquet Friday night introduced the 115th editorial board of The Brown Daily Herald - or did it?
The Spanish word "mezcla" can be translated as mixture, combination or assortment. Last weekend, Brown's Latino Performing Arts group, MEZCLA, lived up to its name. From traditional Mexican ballet to ...
After a summer of staff turnover in the Office of Student Life and the Student Activities Office, administrators are planning and implementing changes that they say will make the SAO more available and ...
As it enters the final year of its three-year trial period, the Talent Quest program is showing promise as a mechanism to make students from high schools in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas aware ...
The Obey Giant art campaign founded by Shepard Fairey RISD '92 started by accident. When he was a sophomore, Fairey was looking at a magazine for stencil ideas for a T-shirt when he stumbled upon a "funny ...
Two-time Academy Award winner and seven-time nominee Dustin Hoffman P'07 confessed to a packed audience Saturday night that he was "a failure."
Somewhere, Bud Selig is grinning like a Cheshire cat. Once again, the eight-team playoff system implemented by baseball's commissioner produced a final month of the regular season to remember, as three ...
Like many Brunonians, Eric Chaikin '89 likes intellectually challenging games - his favorite is Scrabble.
The Brown Ropes Course, located in Bristol and popular among student groups for team-building exercises, has been closed to new reservations since the beginning of the summer following the departure of ...
The borders of the United States are beginning to be redefined to include immigrants, said Rubén MartÃnez, keynote speaker for the Latino History Month Convocation, co-sponsored by The Herald.
Students at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, Calif., learned March 9 that one of their professors' cars had been vandalized, smashed and covered in anti-Semitic slurs.
The 2004-2005 academic year will begin with the offices of campus and student life facing multiple openings and with familiar administrators spread across the country, allowing the open positions to be ...
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