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On March 7, German national and permanent U.S. resident Fabian Schmidt was detained by Customs and Border Protection officers at Boston Logan International Airport after returning from Luxembourg.
In March, the Providence Place Mall implemented new security measures, an updated code of conduct and a youth guidance program.
Every Tuesday morning, a dozen students walk into a classroom in the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts and are treated to pastries courtesy of their professors. But beyond baked goods, students in ...
If you’ve been spared from the recent flood of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco press appearances, then you’ve likely missed the release of their new album “I Said I Love You First.” With a run time ...
Patricia Poitevien ’94 MD ’98 will be Brown’s next vice president for campus life effective June 1, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 announced in a campus-wide message on Tuesday morning. ...
When I lived on campus last summer, I had an overwhelming amount of free time on the weekends. On Friday nights, I would go to Shabbat dinners hosted by Jewish friends. We would pack into sweltering un-air-conditioned ...
Talia LeVine
Over 80 attendees filed into the List Art Building on Monday to hear author and award-winning sociologist Brittany Friedman discuss her newest book on racial injustice and mass incarceration.
While many of their peers were vacationing over spring break, Jessie Chen ’27 and Soph Bililies ’27 competed in the NCAA Fencing Championships at Penn State. Challenged with the task to prove themselves ...
On March 28, alternative-indie pop band Wallows released their newest EP, “More,” highlighting their evolving artistic identity that has transitioned closer to the rock genre. The album’s contemplative ...
Just over five years ago, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic. For some today, this period of mask mandates, online school and social isolation feels like a ...
For some students at Brown, working a part-time job offers an opportunity to engage with the local community, develop their pre-professional skills and secure financial stability. The Herald spoke to ...
Last month, Rhode Island legislators introduced the Freedom to Read Act in the R.I. General Assembly. If passed, the bill would protect library materials from government censorship and shield librarians ...
Earlier this week, inspired by a Harvard Crimson op-ed, I sent a letter to President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 and Provost Francis Doyle with recommendations on how Brown might help our country’s ...
Ciara Meyer
When I opened TikTok to see a pink bedazzled Motorola flip phone, I immediately wanted one for myself — maybe minus the glitter. I envisioned myself reading at a park, browsing vintage stores, enjoying ...
During the early hours of March 14, students from Brown Muslim Students Association, or BMSA, returned to the basement of Champlin House to perform their daily Fajr prayer after a 3 a.m. feast at IHOP. ...
When Rhode Island announced its first case of COVID-19 on March 1, 2020, nurse Tenah Nimmo-Powell and her colleagues thought the virus was something like the flu, she told The Herald.
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