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Almost every weekend, I walk past groups of friends snapping photos together before a night out, taking bursts of nearly identical shots. I often find myself in the same situation, posing for hundreds ...
As the next generation of Brunonians walks through the Van Wickle Gates, these students may be left wondering how they ended up on College Hill. But that’s not a question any of us can completely answer. ...
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In 2023, President Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 was paid $3.1 million, a noticeable 74% increase from her 2022 total compensation. Some students have expressed anger toward this figure — understandably ...
“Have you heard about the new Marjorie Taylor Greene?” resounds across the Thanksgiving table. Immediately capturing my attention, I looked up from a filled plate and the conversation that I ...
Since the start of the semester, Bahar Charyyeva ’27 has woken up to an internship rejection email 25 out of 30 days in a month, she said. “I apply to anything even remotely related to my resume,” ...
Last week, the men’s ice hockey team (3-7, 2-4 ECAC) split a two-game series against Yale (4-5, 3-3 ECAC) and fell to No. 12 Northeastern (9-4, 4-3 Hockey East).
Thayer Street has seen shops come and go for decades, but some of its most familiar storefronts — East Side Pockets, Chinatown on Thayer, Mike’s Calzones and the Baja’s franchise — all trace back ...
Earlier this fall, Professor of Medicine Eli Adashi was awarded the Walsh McDermott Medal, one of the National Academy of Medicine’s highest honors.
When Mariah Min, an assistant professor of English, gets dressed in the morning, the first thing she considers is the weather. Since she began teaching at Brown, she has replaced much of her wardrobe ...
Before first-year students arrive on College Hill, they are assigned an exploratory advisor. While these exploratory advisors are most often faculty members, a large portion of advisors consist of academic ...
During my 9th-grade student council election, I campaigned in a crowded field with a simple promise: an end-of-year school-sponsored trip to Cedar Point. Needless to say, I won in a landslide. Though ...
Last semester, the Brown Design Workshop launched their Maker Grants, which intend to encourage student curiosity and finance passion projects. Designed to support up to 25 students each semester this ...
While first-year students turn to their exploratory advisors for guidance on classes to take or opportunities to pursue, faculty members can now look to their interdepartmental faculty mentors for advice ...
In 2026, Bradley Maron MD’03 will assume the role of editor-in-chief of Circulation, one of the leading cardiovascular medicine research journals. Maron’s appointment was announced at an American ...
Pop music has dominated 2025, and today’s popstars haven’t failed to deliver. Following the success of her July 2025 EP “Voyeur (Deluxe),” British singer-songwriter Alessi Rose released the deluxe ...
Gratitude is in the air on College Hill, along with the sound of suitcase wheels on sidewalks. Some students are heading home, looking forward to reunions over tables of food — from turkey to hearty ...
Providence resident Daniella Stark currently pays $45 a month for her health care coverage. But with the enhanced COVID-19-era Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, Stark ...
Tucked away in a far-off corner of the Providence Public Library is the Updike Room. Visitors poking their heads in will immediately notice the large antique printing press filling the center of the space. ...
This summer, when I began my new role as Brown’s vice president for campus life, I shared with students and families that my sense of belonging at Brown was formed in my residence hall. My first-year ...
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