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(03/05/25 4:37am)
“I am so tired” or “I have so much work to do” is how I start most of my conversations. These complaints rarely express how I’m actually feeling, but they’re always a way to break the ice. ...
(03/05/25 6:44am)
On Tuesday, the Rhode Island House Education Committee held a public hearing on a bill that proposes ending legacy admissions. At the hearing, several Brown students testified in support of the bill, ...
(03/05/25 5:29am)
Last weekend, men’s swimming and diving ended its season with a fourth-place finish in the Ivy League Championships — the team’s first top-four finish since 2022. Bruno toppled 11 program records ...
(03/05/25 6:36am)
Over the weekend, the men’s basketball team (14-12, 6-7 Ivy) faced off against Harvard (11-15, 6-7) and Dartmouth (14-12, 8-5). Both of these away games were crucial to the Bears’ uphill battle for ...
(03/04/25 4:37am)
When I applied to Brown, I was enamored by the promise of the Open Curriculum. As an indecisive learner with far too many interests, I saw Brown as a perfect fit — an academic playground where ...
(03/04/25 4:31am)
On Friday, the editorial page board published a piece on the recent controversy surrounding a canceled Brown Political Union debate. I did not sign on to the piece.
(03/04/25 4:38am)
Last month, I attended the “Non-Zionist Jewish Traditions” conference hosted by the Cogut Institute for the Humanities. The conference consisted of five panels and two roundtable discussions across ...
(03/04/25 4:19am)
From staying on campus to traversing the globe, sabbaticals offer professors the ability to focus on their research with a generous amount of freedom.
(03/04/25 4:21am)
In an effort to reach the University’s climate and sustainability goals — including net-zero emissions by 2040 — recent initiatives have turned to the kitchen.
(03/04/25 4:27am)
On Feb. 20, toy giant Hasbro announced its new “Playing to Win” plan, a growth strategy that aims to expand its reach and increase profitability after losses for the company in recent years. ...
(03/03/25 4:10am)
On Saturday afternoon, musicians and illustrators shared the stage at the Lindemann Performing Arts Center’s Riley Hall for the “Sketching Sound Chamber Music Concert,” an event combining live chamber ...
(03/02/25 12:02am)
The universal mind is a metaphysical concept that claims all beings in the universe share a common consciousness. Though only speculation, it is an idea that is as fascinating as any other postulation ...
(02/28/25 8:19pm)
Dear Readers,
(02/28/25 6:13am)
It is a truth locally acknowledged that the Rhode Island School of Design is cooler than Brown University. This encompasses all manner of things: clothing, people and, so I have heard, the food.
(02/28/25 8:18am)
The Brown University Community Council — a forum for Brown community members to discuss University-related issues — held a public meeting on Thursday to discuss progress on the University’s initiative ...
(02/27/25 6:21am)
The contemporary American political imagination became acquainted with cruelty in 2016. President Trump’s first election campaign was laced with obscenities that grew to be taboo in the new 21st-century ...
(02/27/25 3:09am)
1. In game theory, players are assumed to be rational actors, meaning they make the “move” that best benefits them given the choices of other players. That’s why, in economics classes, you ...
(02/27/25 3:09am)
A table, a desk covered with magazines and loose sheets of paper, posters calling for revolution. These are the set pieces for Susan Glaspell’s one-act play The People, which tells the story of a “radical ...
(02/27/25 3:07am)
I’m running down the beach with a girl who’s never seen the Atlantic. The sky is blue and unrelenting. Our hands burn with ice from where we dipped them in the waves. When the January wind blows, ...
(02/27/25 3:02am)
In the glow of a mid-February twilight, as falling snow dusted the lining of my coat, I walked on water.