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For the next five months, Providence locals looking to spice up their Friday night meals will have one more option to consider: Food Truck Friday. An outdoor food truck festival at the Roger Williams ...
For the past three semesters, students led by Emmy-nominated filmmaker and Visiting Assistant Professor of the Practice Theodore Bogosian have been working on a documentary highlighting the athletes, ...
On Thursday, the Graduate School hosted “Research Matters: Celebrating New Ideas and Discoveries,” spotlighting the intellectual exchange of graduate students.
This is the fourth installment in a series of articles about the science of various aspects of college life.
During the holiday of Passover, Jews around the world retell the Exodus story — the Israelites’ passage from bondage in Egypt to freedom, from narrow places of fear and intimidation to a more expansive ...
Earlier this month, the Trump administration broke news about plans to freeze $510 million of Brown’s federal funding. The threatened cuts are nothing short of extortion, an attempt to use the power ...
Brown is cutting ties with the Choices Program, a long-running high school history curriculum used by over a million students nationwide, citing the program’s financial challenges that could not be ...
As Indigenous Oklahoman Joy Harjo writes, “in a sense, we never leave Oklahoma, or maybe it would be better said that Oklahoma never leaves us.” Even though I now attend college over 1,000 miles away, ...
On Friday, students who managed to secure tickets to Fashion@Brown’s annual runway show flocked to 1 Davol Square. This year’s event brought together designers, models, photographers and stylists ...
Last week, many Brown undergraduates completed the housing selection process for the 2025-2026 academic year. Perkins Hall remained the last-choice undergraduate housing option. As of April 11, the day ...
The Brown Corporation — the University’s highest governing body — is currently undergoing elections for its New Alumni Trustee and Alumni Trustee positions. The voting period will close on May 2. ...
On Monday, the Student Government Association and the Brown Political Union hosted a candidate forum for students running for senior positions in the SGA’s spring general elections. The event drew over ...
Voting for the Student Government Association’s Spring 2025 elections opens April 16 at noon. The current chair of the Undergraduate Finance Board, Naomi LeDell ’26, will run unopposed alongside Kieran ...
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Voting for the Student Government Association’s Spring 2025 elections opens April 16 at noon. Talib Reddick ’26, the current vice president of the Undergraduate Council of Students, is running unopposed ...
Learning to hate is both easy and hard. It is easy in that once felt, hatred takes close to no effort to maintain. It persists through all kinds of weather. Learning to hate is hard in that you need to ...
Last weekend, Brown’s quiz bowl team traveled to Rosemont, Illinois to compete in the National Academic Quiz Tournaments’ Intercollegiate Championship Tournament. Bruno’s team tied two other schools ...
After 35 years, Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson, the University’s chaplain, will retire at the end of this academic year.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science elected two University professors, Kimberly Mowry and Thomas Roberts, as fellows for the class of 2024.
On January 11, 1908, Theodore Roosevelt designated the Grand Canyon as a national monument, declaring: “You cannot improve on it. But what you can do is keep it for your children, your children’s ...
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