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What’s the longest word in the English language? Until a few moments ago when I looked up the answer (don’t do it yet), I would have said: “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” Because of the ...
Residents and fellows at four Brown-affiliated hospitals filed to unionize Friday. It’s the group’s first steps to holding elections that, if successful, would result in 950 physicians joining thousands ...
Are exams bringing you down? In need of a free massage, right on Brown’s campus? Look no further than the Brown University Relaxation Project, or BURP, a wellness group that trains student volunteers ...
At an October rally, now-president-elect Donald Trump said that he would let Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has gained notoriety for his anti-vaccine views, embrace of raw milk, skepticism of HIV/AIDS and ...
For moviegoers looking for both tension and inspiration, “Small Things Like These” is a perfect choice. Starring Cillian Murphy, the historical drama explores the age-old question of moral responsibility ...
After starting the conference season 1-4, the women’s volleyball team (11-13, 8-6 Ivy) clinched the fourth seed in the Ivy League Playoff Tournament with wins against Cornell (14-9, 8-6 Ivy) and Columbia ...
Travelers taking the Boston-bound train through North Kingstown may have noticed a new expanse of blue in the landscape. As passengers lean closer to their windows, what initially appears to be a lake ...
Men’s soccer suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 overtime loss to No. 12 Penn in the Ivy League semifinals in Philadelphia on Friday. The defeat ended the Bears’ 2024 season and sent Penn to a championship ...
Ariana Palomo ’25 was named one of 32 American Rhodes Scholars for 2025 on Saturday. She’s the first Brown student to be selected for the scholarship since 2021.
On Tuesday evening, Ambassador Victoria Nuland ’83 discussed the Russia-Ukraine conflict, American alliances and the impending Trump administration at a campus event on American diplomacy.
On April 23, Vice President for Public Safety and Emergency Management Rodney Chatman and other members of the Department of Public Safety were aware of an imminent pro-Palestinian encampment set to begin ...
Providence is known for its Italian mob-boss mayor Buddy Cianci, the Big Blue Bug off of I-95 and being a little eccentric. Providence is not known for its Asian food. There are, of course, exceptions. ...
Freedom of expression, freedom of thought and the freedom to share information are at the core of what it means to be a member of the Brown community. These rights ensure our capacity to influence communities ...
In a bid to defend its 7s title from last spring, the women’s rugby team squared off against the top-seeded Dartmouth Big Green in the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association semifinals this Saturday. ...
On Saturday afternoon, a roaring Bears crowd celebrated the football team’s (3-6, 2-4 Ivy) 24 seniors and seven fifth-years as they entered Brown Stadium for the final time in their collegiate careers. ...
Lyle Goldstein, director of the China Initiative, lobbied against U.S. intervention to defend Taiwan in a Brown China Summit panel on Friday.
On Friday afternoon, approximately 50 students and faculty gathered on the Main Green to demand that the University hold a faculty vote on fossil fuel dissociation.
After a three-week-long soft launch and a great deal of community excitement, Ocean State Spice & Tea Merchants officially opened its doors in Wayland Square on Nov. 9.
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Sandhya Iyer was appointed as Brown’s senior vice president and general counsel last month. She succeeds Eileen Goldgeier ’85, who retired over the summer after holding the position for six years. ...
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