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At the start of school, everyone said they had moved out of their homes to come to Rhode Island. I didn't move much. Two suitcases: a few sweaters, sheets, New Balances, a bottle of wine that was finished ...
Before Brown is a series that explores University administrators' personal and professional pathways to College Hill.
While other Brown students may have visited Fiji this past summer for a relaxing holiday getaway, Eva Erickson GS spent her summer there just trying to “survive.”
I open one eye and peer down toward her hands. Her shaggy, black hair has grown longer, the uneven ends resting across the front of her shoulders. The patina white yarn is stretched across her lap. While ...
On Feb. 14, the Providence Public School District sent letters of non-renewal to 16 teachers and one librarian. The non-renewals followed performance-based reviews and mean the contracts will not be renewed ...
For the past two weeks, my roommate has been making kombucha at home. As I’ve observed the process and sampled the batches at each stage, I’ve gathered some notes about this particular art form.
I don’t believe in signs, but then again maybe I do.
One summer, my sister and I attended a community boating camp, where we came across a girl who looked eerily like Miranda Cosgrove. My sister and I joked that we had clearly stumbled into a sailing-themed ...
South African mixed martial artist Dricus du Plessis was completely written off heading into his fight against former champion Robert Whittaker. Analysts labeled du Plessis “slow,” “mediocre” ...
On Feb. 5, the Providence City Council hosted a public hearing on an ordinance that would ban gas-powered leaf blowers, with plans to phase out the use of the equipment starting in 2028. If passed, a ...
The women’s swimming and diving team made waves at the Ivy League Championships last week, totaling 998.50 points and splashing into a fourth-place finish. Over the course of the four-day meet, the ...
Last academic year, Brown offered undergraduate students $3.2 million of federal work-study aid as part of institutional financial aid packages, according to Dean of Financial Aid Sean Ferns.
Last month, Noliwe Rooks, the chair of the Department of Africana Studies, was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for her 2024 book “A Passionate Mind in Relentless Pursuit: The Vision of Mary McLeod ...
New federal immigration policy has left Rhode Island immigrants fearful. In response, community members have been calling for increased support from Providence.
The Lumineers released their new album “Automatic” on Feb. 14 — and, contrary to the name of their lead single “Same Old Song,” there’s nothing old about this inventive return to their ...
Dog meat for sale? Bewildered, I tried to avoid eye contact with the smiling guy who called out to me saying, “Would you like to try some dog meat?” His hand was outstretched, holding a small toothpick ...
Sandra Smith is the interim dean of the School of Professional Studies, following the departure of Shankar Prasad PhD’06 last month.
Every semester, I have this urge to purchase a new plant for my room. I’ll walk to the plant shop blatantly disregarding the death of its predecessor, unfazed by the two shriveled leaves from my once-thriving ...
With only five games remaining in the regular season, the race to Ivy Madness is on. Over the weekend, the men’s basketball team (12-10, 4-5 Ivy) picked up two key wins against conference rivals Princeton ...
In Alumnae Hall, above the strange, too-empty passages and old couches, there is a small suite of rooms that you will almost certainly miss unless you are looking for it. It’s one of those tucked-away ...
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