Demi Lovato returns to pop on ‘It’s Not That Deep’
On Oct. 24, Demi Lovato released their ninth studio album, “It’s Not That Deep.” The light-hearted, dance-pop album marks a departure from Lovato’s recent rock-inspired music and returns to her ...
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On Oct. 24, Demi Lovato released their ninth studio album, “It’s Not That Deep.” The light-hearted, dance-pop album marks a departure from Lovato’s recent rock-inspired music and returns to her ...
Since we were old enough to use Google, Gen Z has been told Wikipedia is unreliable. I remember sitting criss-crossed on the floor of my elementary school classroom, listening to my teacher lecture about ...
When Renee Kim ’28 tried to register for UNIV 1210: “Practical Experience in the Clinical Environment,” she was met with an already full class. Unable to register but still hoping to learn the content, ...
On Oct. 13, Sean Chen, a sophomore at the Rhode Island School of Design, was robbed and assaulted by two men on Meeting Street, according to a Providence Police Department report reviewed by The Herald. ...
This past weekend, the Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies’s Sock & Buskin group staged its last performance of the play “Machinal.” The show ran from Oct. 30 to Nov. 9 in the ...
When Jack Bachman ’27 first came to Brown, he didn’t expect to end up as an English concentrator. But during his third year at Brown, he made the switch from modern culture and media.
On Saturday, the men’s soccer team (6-7-2, 2-4-1 Ivy) suffered a 1-0 loss at Yale (3-9-3, 2-4-1) in the last match of the regular season, crushing any hope of qualifying for the Ivy League Tournament. ...
This fall, the inaugural cohort of Rhode Island School of Design students enrolled in ILLUS 3701-01: “Introduction to Tattooing,” the first tattooing course offered in the school’s history.
Inside the paneled drawing room of Rochambeau House — now home to both the Departments of Hispanic Studies and French and Francophone Studies — dozens of Brown and Providence community members gathered ...
After two consecutive away games, the football team (3-5, 0-5 Ivy) returned to Brown Stadium on Saturday to face Yale (6-2, 4-1). Supporters lined the bleachers in hopes of watching the Bears snap their ...
The Little Bubblegum Bookshop, the first brick-and-mortar romance bookstore in Rhode Island, opened its doors on Oct. 25. Located at 103 Wickenden St., the shop specializes in romance titles that range ...
Over the weekend, the touring cast of the Tony and Grammy award-winning musical “Hadestown” performed the fan-favorite show at the Providence Performing Arts Center. From the cast’s first entrance ...
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As one of the first two Jews to graduate from Brown, Israel Strauss, class of 1894, was told by then-University President Elisha Andrews, class of 1870, to pursue different career paths because of his ...
“Hey, is this your phone?” a man asked Julie Sygiel ’09 while she was on vacation in Spain. The pockets of her dress were so shallow that her phone had fallen out onto the ground.
Brown’s growing student entrepreneurship landscape has begun catching the attention of some of Silicon Valley’s most well-known investors.