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As children, Han Nguyen ’21 and Holden Nguyen would watch “The Amazing Race” every Friday night, ever since a classmate told Holden Nguyen about the show at school.
let’s go to the movies
There's truly one thing in the world that frustrates me more than the current state of American politics: Roblox's viral multiplayer dress-up simulator, Dress to Impress. Whether during a particularly ...
The vision board that hangs crookedly on my dorm wall has seen its fair share of wear and tear. Its corners are wrinkled from traveling cross-country in my backpack. A little too heavy for its tape, from ...
Imagine your text messages were for sale. Imagine a girl, much younger than the usual patron of an antique store, digging through a box of your most intimate correspondences. Imagine she buys them, takes ...
The road between Western and non-Western culture diverges at several points. Most notably, it splits at the core values of individualism and collectivism. Placing priority on the well-being of oneself ...
With one jump to go in the men’s triple jump finals, Joseph Oduro ’26 watched as Yale’s Brian Di Bassinga stole the lead. For three rounds, Oduro’s 15.24-meter jump topped the rankings until Bassinga ...
Due to a January funding freeze that paused most federal grants and loans, some Head Start programs across the country were temporarily prevented from accessing their federal funding. Still, the effects ...
After almost 80 years in business, Olneyville New York System is set to be sold to the Heritage Restaurant Group, according to a statement from both organizations. The restaurant, which says they offer ...
From cussing unicorns to an uproarious sixth-grade love story, Something on the Green’s 16th Biannual 24 Hour Play Festival exemplifies what student theater should be. Featuring four hilarious short ...
In the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, Brown defined its unique place within the American consciousness by flaunting its countercultural streak through the newly formed Open Curriculum and vehement student ...
With just one more game to go in the regular season, the Bears need a miracle to sneak into the Ivy League’s final playoff spot.
Over the weekend, the men’s basketball team (14-12, 6-7 Ivy) faced off against Harvard (11-15, 6-7) and Dartmouth (14-12, 8-5). Both of these away games were crucial to the Bears’ uphill battle for ...
In today’s world, wellness is more than just a buzzword; it’s a way of life. While we often focus on physical and mental health, financial wellness is just as critical. Money is one of the leading ...
On Friday, the editorial page board published a piece on the recent controversy surrounding a canceled Brown Political Union debate. I did not sign on to the piece.
This semester, the Office of Biology Undergraduate Education introduced a new dual-advising structure for biology and health and human biology concentrators. Each student will now be assigned two advisors: ...
From staying on campus to traversing the globe, sabbaticals offer professors the ability to focus on their research with a generous amount of freedom.
In an effort to reach the University’s climate and sustainability goals — including net-zero emissions by 2040 — recent initiatives have turned to the kitchen.
The women’s basketball team (11-15, 5-8 Ivy) went 1-1 in two Ivy League games on the road last weekend, losing 70-44 to Columbia (21-5, 12-1) and defeating Cornell (7-19, 3-10) 38-36. Despite the loss, ...
Professor of Literary Arts Kwame Dawes began his three-year term as the fourth poet laureate of Jamaica in January, taking on a role that seeks to foster greater appreciation for Jamaican poetry and culture. ...
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