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After over three feet of snow blanketed Providence last week, a flurry of residents have come together to organize snow-shoveling efforts across the city. The severity of the blizzard, combined with local ...
On Feb. 24, Taylor Tomlinson returned to the screen with her fourth Netflix comedy special, “Prodigal Daughter.” At first glance, the performance may just seem like another polished installment in ...
On Feb. 20, the day after actor Eric Dane’s passing, Netflix released the second episode of its show “Famous Last Words” — a series of interviews with celebrities only released following their ...
Women outnumber men in higher learning institutions across the country. To combat historical gender inequality in higher education, Congress passed Title IX in 1972, which prohibited gender-based exclusion ...
TEDxBrownU’s 2026 conference, “Don’t Blink,” hosted a range of speakers from basketball-playing neurosurgeons to student songwriters. Held on Sunday in Salomon Center, the conference focused on ...
Last week, Providence received a record-breaking 37.9 inches of snowfall. Around 48 years earlier, the first snowflakes of the Blizzard of ’78 fell.
Last Friday, the most-streamed girl group in history, BLACKPINK, returned from a three-year hiatus with their highly anticipated third mini album “DEADLINE.” While the group’s four members — Jennie, ...
When you ask someone about their favorite restaurant in Providence, one name comes up a lot — Al Forno. Love it or hate it, it’s a Rhode Island institution — a husband-and-wife affair that began ...
Lana Del Rey fans know not to take her fully at her word: Her long-awaited country album has been in the works for years now, yet it still lacks a clear release date. Originally announced in January 2024, ...
On Dec. 13, the Brown community lost two students in an act of mass violence on campus.
Author Chigozie Obioma is fascinated by how people can act on opposite ends of the spectrum of human behavior. At a Thursday talk hosted through the Literary Arts Department’s “Writers on Writing” ...
Over half a century ago, a crew of three astronauts set out from Florida on a bold mission — humankind’s first trip to the moon. By 2028, a Brown alum will help humankind return.
“We tell ourselves stories in order to live,” Joan Didion says. But I don’t like Joan Didion, and I wish she’d never said that. I am looking in the mirror, and I am upset, rehearsing for an interview, ...
IN: Keeping an ins and outs list. It’s more of a set of commandments really, like a religion. I took the RIPTA to the Salvation Army in spring of 2025 so I could buy a Bible. They only had the New Testament, ...
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It is admirable to see an artist achieve greater and greater feats as their career progresses. Witnessing points of success, and sometimes failure, is inherently satisfying as audiences continuously age ...
In my creative nonfiction class, we were asked to read Notes of a Native Speaker by Eric Liu. He starts the essay with a laundry list of declarations and negations, saying, “Here are some of the ways ...
This summer, when I arrived alone at the Zen temple with a toothbrush, two T-shirts, and a notebook, what had I been hoping for? Some semblance of freedom, surely.
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