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On July 25, British singer-songwriter Alessi Rose released her third EP “Voyeur,” honing in on the quintessential experience of loving, leaving and letting go. At only 24 minutes, the alternative ...
On Tuesday afternoon, the Van Wickle Gates opened to welcome incoming students during the University’s 262nd Opening Convocation. Thousands of new students proceeded through the gates, marking the beginning ...
Chloe Malle ’08 was named head of editorial content for American Vogue on Tuesday, taking over the flagship publication that was led by fashion icon Anna Wintour for the last 37 years. Wintour will ...
Brown’s 100,000 person-strong network of alums spans continents, countries and professional fields. With the class of 2029 embarking on their Brown journey, The Herald spoke with alums pursuing careers ...
In May, Professor of History Seth Rockman learned his 2024 book “Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery” was named as a 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist at the same time as everyone ...
“Meet me in the park / Tonight 7pm - x x” read the April 22 text message Lorde sent to her New York City fans the day of the impromptu Washington Square Park concert where she debuted “What Was ...
Dear Readers,
On July 30, Brown announced an agreement with the Trump administration to end three spurious investigations into the University and reclaim over $50 million in unpaid federal research grants. In ...
My colleagues on the editorial page board have described Brown’s agreement with the Trump administration as a “win” for pragmatism and preservation, on the basis that Brown has “traded little ...
After enduring 26 days of grueling competition and braving the harrowing elements of Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands, Eva Erickson GS managed to outwit, outplay and outlast her fellow castaways on “Survivor” ...
When Dean of the College Rashid Zia ’01 was a student at Brown, his engineering textbooks — which still sit in his office — were among the most expensive items he had ever purchased, he said. Over ...
Deputy Provost Janet Blume will become the interim dean of the Graduate School beginning Aug. 1, according to a Monday Today@Brown announcement from Provost Francis Doyle. She will assume the role following ...
Viewers tuning into the finale of “The Amazing Race” last month may have recognized a familiar face among the finalists. In a standout performance for Bruno, “Team Asian Swag” — consisting of ...
Dr. Sarah Levy ’98 is a board-certified ophthalmologist and founder of Facial Aesthetics Center of Rhode Island, located in East Greenwich and Wakefield, as well as SkinLab Providence, a leading aesthetic ...
The Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, approved a $1.9 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 at their May meeting last week. The new budget is projected to decrease Brown’s budget ...
The Brown Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, announced Tuesday that President Christina Paxson’s P’19 P’MD’20 term is being extended by two years, from an end date in June ...
Terrie Wetle, inaugural dean of the School of Public Health, and John Michael Kosterlitz, professor of physics and Nobel laureate, will be awarded the Susan Colver Rosenberger Medal of Honor at Sunday’s ...
When Yaffa Segal ’25 first listened to a recording of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” she was hooked. With its small cast and comedic tempo, the musical was “everything I loved for ...
On Saturday, the Brown softball team (33-15, 13-8 Ivy) etched their names in the history books after winning the Ivy League Tournament Championship. Following a dominant 4-1 victory over tournament first-seed ...
At its May general body meeting, the Graduate Student Council elected a new executive board that will serve through the end of the 2025-26 academic year.
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