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On Saturday, the Rhode Island School of Design’s Fleet Library hosted RISD students, local artists and designers for the 2025 UNBOUND Art Book Fair: a celebration of “books, zines and experimental ...
Whether mourning the tragic fact that a human cannot be a nose or having an epiphany during a rowdy game of “Duck, Duck, Goose,” student theater group Something on The Green’s “Melancholy Play” ...
I first began giving tours of Brown as an impressionable first-year. On the second stop of the tour outside University Hall, I would gather my modest crowd of overachieving high schoolers and their anxious ...
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Every year, a select few students begin their housing process months earlier than the rest by submitting disability and religious housing accommodation requests. The Herald spoke with several students ...
When the University first partnered with the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority’s University Pass Program in 2004, Brown students, staff and faculty were able to ride RIPTA buses throughout the state ...
What do Jeff Goldblum, Greek mythology and bureaucratic nightmares have in common? They all featured in Charlie Covell’s contemporary reimagining of classical tales in the 2024 Netflix series “Kaos.” ...
My grandfather grew up in small-town, middle-of-nowhere East Java, right around the old Dutch sugar plantations.
My bedroom is a shape no other room should be. It’s built like a square horseshoe, a left bracket symbol with elongated sides. The bed is nestled snugly into a space so small that when I sit with my ...
Over spring break, I went to visit my closest friend from home and stayed at her college apartment. We made steel-cut oatmeal for breakfast and, to my surprised delight, she offered me a bag of chocolate ...
As the weather becomes gentler and clouds give way to warmer blue skies, I am reminded of how much I love the coming of spring, but not spring itself. I often give it the cold shoulder when answering ...
I’ve bought a journal every year since 2018. It’s been seven years, though it doesn’t feel too long ago that I was a middle schooler gripping a ballpoint and carving letters into paper for no apparent ...
Act I, Scene 1.
There’s something sweet in the air. It usually hits me at night on the walk back from North Campus, right between Wriston and Keeney. Each time, I’m left disoriented, unable to keep walking. It’s ...
Our sunroof only opens when it rains. When blue skies are all you can see, they no longer feel like blue skies. It’s the rain that makes us excited. At its beckoning, we pile into the car, wrists hanging ...
Disclaimer: mild spoilers, I tried my best to live in the abstract but I would love it if you watched the movie before reading.
The University has once again found itself in the national headlines after the deportation of Assistant Professor of Medicine Dr. Rasha Alawieh. The Department of Homeland Security claimed Alawieh traveled ...
No. 17 Women’s lacrosse (7-3, 2-1 Ivy) staged a second-half comeback to take down previously No. 24 Harvard (6-4, 1-2 Ivy) 12-10 on Saturday in Providence.
What would you do if you walked into your first class on the first day of college, and almost every person in the room already knew your name? That was the reality for Camila Salinas, a sophomore studying ...
On Tuesday evening, Carla Liesching, a South African artist, gave a guest lecture at the Metcalf Auditorium at the Rhode Island School of Design. The event was open to the RISD community as part of the ...
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