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U.S. tourists have a global reputation. They’re known for their college merchandise, poor sense of geography and very loud conversations. While some of these traits may be comical or even endearing, ...
The labor union representing 56 bus drivers, dispatchers, fuelers and cleaners — including shuttle operators at Brown, the Rhode Island School of Design and Rhode Island College — ratified its first ...
This week, the Brown Political Union was planning to host a Monday debate on the topic of whether local police should cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. In response, the Dream Team, a student ...
Last month, real estate brokerage company Redfin released a report analyzing rent affordability in 44 of the most populous U.S. cities. Out of the metro areas surveyed, Redfin found that Providence is ...
Of the 1,465 courses offered this semester, many students will only attend four. But through a Departmental Independent Study Project, Ari Stang ’26 and Dylan Lee ’25 have already attended 17. ...
The Brown University Community Council — a forum for Brown community members to discuss University-related issues — held a public meeting on Thursday to discuss progress on the University’s initiative ...
For students in their fourth semester, the March 17 deadline to declare a concentration is rapidly approaching. While some students have stuck with the interests they selected on their application to ...
Jenny Graham’s rental in Pittsburgh — a two-floor, 2,000-square-foot loft — cost her about $300 a month in utilities. Then, she moved to an apartment in Pawtucket.
Over the last four months, Provost Francis Doyle has repeatedly sounded the alarm on the state of the University’s finances. In December, he announced a series of “community actions” that aim to ...
The contemporary American political imagination became acquainted with cruelty in 2016. President Trump’s first election campaign was laced with obscenities that grew to be taboo in the new 21st-century ...
1. In game theory, players are assumed to be rational actors, meaning they make the “move” that best benefits them given the choices of other players. That’s why, in economics classes, you ...
A table, a desk covered with magazines and loose sheets of paper, posters calling for revolution. These are the set pieces for Susan Glaspell’s one-act play The People, which tells the story of a “radical ...
I’m running down the beach with a girl who’s never seen the Atlantic. The sky is blue and unrelenting. Our hands burn with ice from where we dipped them in the waves. When the January wind blows, ...
In the glow of a mid-February twilight, as falling snow dusted the lining of my coat, I walked on water.
At the start of school, everyone said they had moved out of their homes to come to Rhode Island. I didn't move much. Two suitcases: a few sweaters, sheets, New Balances, a bottle of wine that was finished ...
While other Brown students may have visited Fiji this past summer for a relaxing holiday getaway, Eva Erickson GS spent her summer there just trying to “survive.”
When they first entered Van Wickle Gates as first-years, 40% of the class of 2027 indicated that they planned to pursue a double-concentration, according to The Herald’s 2023 first year poll.
On March 15 and 16, Ivy Madness — the Ivy League’s basketball playoffs — is coming to the Pizzitola Sports Center for the first time in the tournament’s history. But it remains to be seen whether ...
For the past two weeks, my roommate has been making kombucha at home. As I’ve observed the process and sampled the batches at each stage, I’ve gathered some notes about this particular art form.
I don’t believe in signs, but then again maybe I do.
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