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Dean and Professor of Engineering Tejal Desai ’94 was one of 449 scientists and engineers elected as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the AAAS announced last week. ...
In an effort to address student mental health concerns, Rhode Island School of Design Counseling and Psychological Services has introduced same-day access appointments this semester, with plans to form ...
Dear Readers,
When it’s spring, we stake flimsy blue plastic funnels into soft mud. The rain gauge—otherwise known as the udometer, ombrometer, pluviometer, or hyetometer—measures the amount of liquid precipitation ...
Many stumble upon their words when trying to decipher the origin of our beloved April Fools’ Day. Was it the saints in their splendor? Or God Himself, who blessed us with the most splendid day of the ...
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On March 3, the faculty voted to remove Paxson from her post as presiding officer at University faculty meetings. The chair of the Faculty Executive Committee will now run faculty meetings rather than ...
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA 17) discussed taxing the wealthy, the government’s role in addressing economic divides and his stance on funding for Israel’s Iron Dome at a Wednesday talk hosted by the ...
The Undergraduate Council of Students is partnering with student club Art for Service to create a mural thanking dining workers for their work during the Dec. 13 mass shooting and recent snowstorms. The ...
While large language models like ChatGPT may seem really smart, they lack key capabilities along with many important dimensions, Yann LeCun — executive chairman of Advanced Machine Intelligence Labs ...
A proposed bill in the Rhode Island general assembly would ban the possession of particular military-style semiautomatic guns. The bill, introduced on Feb. 27, adds to legislation from last year that ...
Welcome to the second episode of Hustle on the Hill, the Brown Daily Herald’s entrepreneurship podcast. I’m your host, Laila Posner. Each week, we bring you new episodes featuring local businesses ...
When listening to Holly Humberstone, fans can expect one of two things: a feeling of euphoria or a mental spiral that will have you questioning your 20s. Having released several singles from her upcoming ...
As the Brown community continues to navigate the aftermath of the Dec. 13 shooting, the Office of Student Support Services has introduced six new interim student support deans to strengthen support networks ...
In March, Mayor Brett Smiley announced his administration’s Housing Stabilization Package, which consists of various initiatives that aim to protect renters as the city seeks to address housing shortages. ...
Since July 2021, there have been at least 22,810 instances of book bans in public schools across the United States. One of those was a picture book written by author Edwidge Danticat MFA’93.
When Angelina Vargas ’27 was 16 years old, she received a direct message on social media from the Dominican Republic women’s national football team. She showed her parents, figuring it was “probably ...
On Sundays, I send an undeniably important text to various friends: “meal this week?” College dining serves a special purpose outside of nutrition — it is a means of social connection and community. ...
Far from the historic buildings that tower over the main green, some students stood beneath breathtaking monuments in their week off from school. Some left the New England cold for the sunny beach and ...
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