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On Feb. 7, the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society hosted the Climate Careers Exploration Fair, specially geared toward professional development opportunities for students interested in climate-related ...
Since returning to office, President Trump has signed a series of executive orders targeting transgender and nonbinary people. In Rhode Island, advocates say this sparked uncertainty around protections ...
While most students arrive on Brown’s campus to 80 degree weather amid the hubbub of thousands of new students, a spring transfer’s first few days on College Hill feature colder weather and a quieter ...
Last Wednesday, Jan. 29, the Providence community celebrated the start of the Lunar New Year, participating in activities ranging from exchanging good-luck envelopes to watching lion dances. The celebrations ...
Five colorful pop-up creatures — POPO, POPUP, POPLI, POPETTE and POPOTIN — emerging from boxes have taken up residence in Kennedy Plaza from Feb. 1 to 17. This light-up, interactive installation is ...
Brown’s annual “After Hours” staff exhibition, which displays select artworks by Brown staff members, will be open in the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts until Feb. 19.
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There is a street in Charlestown that carries my last name. A small bypass that converges Broadway and Mystic Ave into that infamous Sullivan Square rotary, Maffa Way stretches a quarter mile at most. ...
I am six and decaying. The heat’s out, Toronto’s winter is angry, plum-red in its fury, and my dad knocks; he must hear me shivering. I hear the thud of his boots before I see him, all bald and devoted. ...
tw: suicidal ideation
The photos are, frankly, grotesque. There’s an uncanny valley quality to them: You can tell that this man, based on the lighting and costuming, is performing. And from how thin and dark his eyes are, ...
When it comes to love, it can be difficult to find “the one.” Some even believe that the United States suffers from a “marriage material” shortage. But at Brown, students are trying a new strategy: ...
Men’s basketball (10-9, 2-4 Ivy League) split their two games this weekend, using a late push to hold off Penn (6-13, 2-4) 88-79 on Friday before falling to Princeton (15-6, 4-2) 69-49 on Saturday. ...
In a number of classrooms across campus, a notable part of modern life is missing: technology. Rather than scribbling away with Apple Pencils, students write with ballpoint pens.
It’s time for the Ocean State to say goodbye to mango, mint and kiwi-strawberry nicotine products.
On Jan. 29, American Airlines Flight 5342 collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter, resulting in 67 fatalities. Among the passengers was Christopher Collins MPP’12, who attended Brown from 2010 ...
This week, the Cogut Institute for the Humanities hosted a two-day academic conference discussing the prevalence of non-Zionist Jewish traditions throughout history.
Are humans kind or cruel? Empathetic or indifferent? Good or bad?
Men’s ice hockey (9-10-2, 5-8-1 ECAC) defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (10-14-2, 5-9-0 ECAC) on Friday in an 11-goal overtime thriller before dropping Saturday’s match to Union (15-9-2, 8-5-1 ...
In late January, music educators Sebastian Ruth ’97 and Jeremy Eichler ’96 hosted a chamber ensemble performance and discussion in downtown Providence. The event, hosted by music education organization ...
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