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If one more person tells me that they plan to double-concentrate in ECON and IAPA, I’m gonna throw something. Apologies to my many ECON/IAPA friends, but I’m longing to hear something different!
Today I’m in the museum lobby, newly thrifted jacket in hand, waiting for my friends to come out. Today I’m in Amsterdam. Specifically, I’m at the Rembrandt House Museum, though I wouldn’t know—I ...
Meet Tom.
In the past five years, the anti-diabetic medication Ozempic has entered the American pop-cultural vernacular. The medication has transformed into an unofficial weight-loss drug, lauded by celebrities ...
There’s nothing like caffeine-induced jitters to affirm that you are indeed an Ivy Leaguer. This time last year, I'd never pictured myself strutting down Thayer Street, wielding an atrociously overpriced ...
Antonia Monteiro, the Blue Room’s supervisor, has just been sent to voicemail after calling Andrews Commons for help. She tries the Sharpe Refectory next.
After a four-year hiatus, Justin Bieber made an underwhelming return to the music industry with his 2025 albums, “SWAG” and “SWAG II,” released two months apart. With a whopping 44 tracks combined ...
My first year at Brown was confusing. I arrived wide-eyed and disoriented by a mess of opportunities: clubs, parties, frats, sororities, classes, jobs. Each one told the same story: Happiness is contingent ...
On Friday afternoon, the Center for Career Exploration and University Human Resources hosted the fall Student Employment Fair in Sayles Hall, where hundreds of students sought on-campus jobs under University ...
Once the school year ends, while some Brown students pack their bags and drive off College Hill, others stay in Providence for the summer to work on an Undergraduate Teaching and Research Award.
In one of the earliest stories of the Hebrew Bible, God asks Cain, “Where is Abel your brother?” Feigning ignorance, Cain responds, “I do not know. Am I my brother’s keeper?” But Cain did know ...
As students decide between Brown’s nearly 1,400 course offerings this shopping period, one obstacle remains constant — a dearth of Critical Reviews.
Several Democratic Rhode Island elected officials received bomb threats via email Thursday, according to Greg Paré, director of communications at the Rhode Island State Senate.
A $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation will support the new AI Research Institute on Interaction for AI Assistants, called ARIA, based at Brown to study human-artificial intelligence ...
Anyone online on June 11 was there to witness the absolute pandemonium that followed the cover reveal for Sabrina Carpenter’s new album, “Man’s Best Friend.” The photo depicts Carpenter on her ...
Research shows that an Ivy League education can be a gateway to financial success. But what makes these institutions so valuable might extend beyond the curriculum they provide.
On Tuesday, photographer Sally Mann dove into her creative process in a discussion about her new book, “Art Work: On the Creative Life,” at a Rhode Island School of Design event.
A year after the release of his third studio album, “Found Heaven,” Conan Gray has once again captivated indie-pop enthusiasts with his newest — and similarly heartbreaking — record, “Wishbone.” ...
After a federal agreement and an ongoing budget deficit rocked the University’s balance sheet, administrators announced early last month that its carbon reduction efforts would be paused for the year. ...
Many of the restaurants on Westminster Street, the slightly shi-shi culinary stretch of Providence’s downtown, feel the same: mid-century modern tables and chairs, warm lighting and an affluent clientele. ...
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