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Walking through the Van Wickle gates on Convocation Day held a similar sensation to competing in Miss USA. A crowd of people cheering, flags waving proudly, and the glimmer of hope that my life was about ...
Seemingly, Paris is quiet at 1 p.m. on a Monday—at least in the Marais. I am sitting outside of a café, hoping for a mysterious, protagonistic moment with my journal and my whole milk latte (something ...
When we were kids, my cousin Lucas liked to build stuff. A computer, once, I think, and definitely a 3D printer. His house was filled with all these gadgets that seemed like they had been beamed straight ...
You probably already know what a simile is. I have this distinct memory of sitting in a classroom, age nine or ten, tipping from side to side in one of those blue plastic chairs and listening to my teacher ...
For my high school graduation, the presenter read every single person’s name out loud. During rehearsals, they invited people to correct any pronunciation of names in preparation for the actual ceremony. ...
I have never seen a yellow-rumped warbler in real life, though I feel like I have because of the hundreds of photos I’ve looked at. They are small, stout creatures with a pronounced beak. The black ...
“That wasn't on my 2025 Bingo card.”
Recently, there has been a curious, serendipitous pattern in my media space. In a week, I encountered three works united by a common idea—the Law of Talion, which may be more familiar to you as the ...
This week, the STARS@Brown Senior Fly-in program hosted 30 high school seniors from rural communities spanning over 20 U.S. states, Associate Provost for Enrollment and Dean of Undergraduate Admission ...
While the rise of artificial intelligence gives way to a potentially heightened risk for students to get away with academic misconduct, the academic code does not explicitly outline what AI usage is permitted ...
On a sunny New Jersey late afternoon last Saturday, the men’s soccer team (5-3-1, 1-1 Ivy) fell 1-0 to No. 13 Princeton (8-1-0, 2-0), marking the Bears’ first loss since Sept. 10. The tight contest ...
One of downtown Providence’s largest entertainment sites is expected to close its doors this winter.
On Sept. 26, a leaked forensic audit of the I-195 Washington Bridge revealed that there were long-term structural issues with the bridge that had been developing for years before the state decided to ...
Today marks two years since the Oct. 7 massacre, and I feel angry. I feel angry at the horrors, the loss and the way it destroyed my sense of safety.
In a packed pink-out game on Stevenson-Pincince Field on Saturday night, the women’s soccer team (8-2-2, 2-1 Ivy) dominated Penn (4-3-3, 2-1 Ivy), securing a 4-0 victory — the team’s second Ivy ...
At a Monday evening event at the Cogut Institute for the Humanities, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri spoke about writing across various languages, her relationship with perfectionism and her ...
The world has lost a voice of extraordinary wisdom and hope with the passing of Jane Goodall. For many of us in conservation science, her life’s work was more than research — it was a compass ...
There’s something deeply unserious about how we talk about casual dating. Which is funny, because we talk about it seriously. Like, tax-code seriously.
When Meghan Herrington ’28 arrived at Brown, the transition from high school came with a unique challenge: navigating university with a chronic illness. Living with ulcerative colitis, a chronic inflammatory ...
This is the fifth installment in a series of articles about the science of various aspects of college life.
Solutions by The State News
