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Over the past decade, the number of students in the biochemistry and molecular biology concentration has more than doubled, a trend not seen in similar biology degrees, according to data reviewed by The ...
For a while, gay people were all I knew. I have two gay dads and have lived in Miami Beach, Florida my whole life. Queer representation was a crucial part of my upbringing. My parents have countless gay ...
Federico “Fede” Barrera, a first-year student at Brown known for his incredible kindness and knowledge, passed away on March 7. At Brown, he was studying math and engineering and possessed an academic ...
The women’s tennis team traveled to Hanover, New Hampshire this weekend to compete in the Dartmouth Fall Foliage Festival, where they faced off against Dartmouth, Boston College, UConn and UMass Amherst ...
Released last month, Netflix’s star-studded crime comedy “The Thursday Murder Club” is well worth the watch. The film is based on the first installment of Richard Osman’s best-selling murder-mystery ...
Growing up, every Monday, the playground was abuzz with my classmates and I dissecting the latest release of “Jessie” or “Victorious.” After waiting seven tantalizing days between episodes, we ...
When I was accepted to Brown, I promised myself I would never again take a math or science class. After years of trudging through high school STEM courses, the Open Curriculum felt like a breath of fresh ...
In an applied math lecture a few days ago, I noticed a peer scrolling through LinkedIn on his laptop. A friend landed an internship at Deloitte; another at McKinsey; someone started a new consulting club. ...
Every October, seniors in the Program in Liberal Medical Education receive an email from their academic deans asking whether they will be matriculating to Warren Alpert Medical School the following fall. ...
Following in the footsteps of The Weeknd, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, Doja Cat is the most recent artist hopping on the ’80s-inspired music trend.
Dear Readers,
When she was seven years old, Delaney O’Dea ’28 attended a live studio taping of “Jeopardy!” and asked then-host Alex Trebek what the minimum age was to compete. She would have to wait another ...
It was my first week of college, and my roommate and I had skipped the overcrowded lines of the Brown Runs Costco Trip for something which seemed a little more achievable: taking the bus two stops down ...
Earlier this month, Professor of History and Africana Studies Keisha Blain published her new book, “Without Fear: Black Women and the Making of Human Rights.”
“There’s some passion in the building, which is a good thing,” Tim Walz shouted over thunderous heckling as he took the podium during an event at the Minnesota State Capitol in April. Today, it ...
Evening breeze winding through my small, soft hands. Tall grass tickling my ankles as I passed. It was just after sundown in the summer, and I was sprinting through a field, and I was still young enough ...
In the car with my brother over winter break one year, I tried to inconspicuously Shazam the song he was playing. That move has seldom led me astray, and in this instance, it brought me to “Situations” ...
I’ll be twenty-two before you know it, and my final year of college starts in three days. I am watching the sun slip through the openings in the fence and gilding the honeysuckle. I am pressing my palms ...
When I was in middle school, my friends and I loved to bullet journal. Each of us bought our own personal dotted notebooks that we carried around to class like little trophies, paired with pencil cases ...
You came to outrun last semester. The slacking, the smoke, the classes you let tip into a soft, resinous fog. You blamed Donnie Hazel. Hazel of midnight joints, floor-creak monologues, and the art of ...
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