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As part of the Trump administration’s larger campaign to revamp higher education, Republicans took aim at student loans and Pell Grants in their “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” — a move that could ...
As Brown students flocked back to campus last weekend, they may have noticed a large brown bird wandering the streets. He is known as the College Hill turkey — a moniker the Providence community has ...
In her upcoming book, “Eve’s Blessing: Uncovering the Lost Pleasure Behind Female Pain,” journalist, sex educator and former Herald arts & culture editor Suzannah Weiss ’13 traces how women’s ...
As a Jewish-Israeli scholar, I feel compelled to voice my moral and political dissent from the agreement that Brown University signed with the federal government on July 30. While I recognize the extraordinary ...
I read with great regret the faculty’s decision last spring to eliminate the option of course performance reports, starting in the 2025–26 academic year.
Each college admissions cycle, students opting to apply via early decision are faced with an agreement that they, along with their parent or legal guardian, must sign, vowing to attend the institution ...
Abuzz with captivating performances, sign-up sheets and candy recruiting tactics, the Main Green welcomed first-year and returning students to its biannual Activities Fair this Thursday.
After Hurricane Katrina, widespread flooding caused significant damage to roads, power lines and other utility systems across several states. Tasked with rebuilding American cities, many companies turned ...
Every summer, Brown students travel across the globe to explore their interests outside of the classroom. The Herald spoke to three students about how they spent their days — from documenting familial ...
After a magical run from 2019 to 2023, during which the women’s soccer team clinched four consecutive Ivy League titles and posted an impeccable conference record of 25-0-2, last year’s overall 7-5-5 ...
Released just last month, Audrey Hobert’s debut album “Who’s the Clown?” depicts the messiness of dating, body image insecurities and a fluctuating identity with blunt authenticity.
On July 25, British singer-songwriter Alessi Rose released her third EP “Voyeur,” honing in on the quintessential experience of loving, leaving and letting go. At only 24 minutes, the alternative ...
On Tuesday afternoon, the Van Wickle Gates opened to welcome incoming students during the University’s 262nd Opening Convocation. Thousands of new students proceeded through the gates, marking the beginning ...
Chloe Malle ’08 was named head of editorial content for American Vogue on Tuesday, taking over the flagship publication that was led by fashion icon Anna Wintour for the last 37 years. Wintour will ...
Brown’s 100,000 person-strong network of alums spans continents, countries and professional fields. With the class of 2029 embarking on their Brown journey, The Herald spoke with alums pursuing careers ...
In May, Professor of History Seth Rockman learned his 2024 book “Plantation Goods: A Material History of American Slavery” was named as a 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist at the same time as everyone ...
“Meet me in the park / Tonight 7pm - x x” read the April 22 text message Lorde sent to her New York City fans the day of the impromptu Washington Square Park concert where she debuted “What Was ...
Dear Readers,
On July 30, Brown announced an agreement with the Trump administration to end three spurious investigations into the University and reclaim over $50 million in unpaid federal research grants. In ...
My colleagues on the editorial page board have described Brown’s agreement with the Trump administration as a “win” for pragmatism and preservation, on the basis that Brown has “traded little ...
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