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The meeting established several endowed positions, approved the renovation of the Prince Lab and dedicated the Health & Wellness Center rooftop to the Barker Family Terrace, among other items.
The Bears huddle in preparation for a defensive-zone faceoff. Despite the 4-2 loss, Head Coach Melanie Ruzzi was happy with the team’s performance.
Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) and Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) both voted in favor of the act, which is the country’s military spending bill.
The study, led by Assistant Professor in Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences James Dottin, found that certain sulfide minerals within lunar soil samples have low levels of sulfur-33.
On Monday, political scientist Niraja Gopal Jayal gave a talk at the Watson School of International and Public Affairs. She noted: “We rarely ask why the President of India or why the governors of states ...
Bitty & Beau’s Coffee grand opening of its Providence location aligned with National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Pictured is the six (dead) wives of King Henry VIII, which the performance follows while they reclaim their stories as part of a 21st-century girl group.
Dean of the Watson School John Friedman and Gen. Mark Milley sat down for a question-and-answer session at the Oct. 26 opening of the Watson School for International and Public Affairs, where Milley asserted ...
Alexa Theodoropoulos ’27, vice president of Brown Filipino Alliance, is leading the call for the University to offer Tagalog.
Jonathan Karp ’86, now CEO of the publishing house Simon & Schuster, started his career as a sports reporter for The Herald.
The Bears facing off against the Big Red on Saturday. After a back-and-forth in the fourth quarter led to a double overtime and eventual loss, Brown was handed its third loss in the Ivy League.
The property had been previously purchased for $1.5 million in 2022 by Jacqueline Nuñez, who used to run services — like ghost tours — at the property.
The Black Arts Expo on Saturday. The pieces featured in the event ranged from visual art to poetry to photography.
The Providence Public School District’s main offices on Sept. 21. The document provides information about the demographics of students with disabilities in Rhode Island while detailing goals, strategies ...
Michelle Sylvester believes that even more pet owners will choose aquamation once they are informed about the process. Courtesy of Katie Lambert-Bairos
Besides offering a space for product and consumer research, Brown has also provided valuable early-stage guidance for founders.
Besides offering a space for product and consumer research, Brown has also provided valuable early-stage guidance for founders.
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