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The diversity of thought and experience amongst the University’s student body is one of the things that makes being a student at Brown so special. This diversity includes various educational backgrounds, ...
As trees begin to bloom, professors assign final exams and the last remnants of A Day on College Hill are cleared away, it’s time to think about how the University will welcome a new class of undergraduates ...
Content warning: This article contains discussions of gun violence and suicide.
“Get rid of death. Celebrate increase. Make it be spring.”
In seventh grade, we had a long-term substitute teacher for social studies because our teacher had fallen down the stairs. Besides his need to remind us he wasn’t strict (he was “just preparing us ...
After four years at Brown, I have amassed a list of the must-do things that I credit with having made my time so special. Treat it like a bucket list, treat it like a guide, or treat it like a nostalgic ...
Monday, 4:33 p.m.: I am sitting at the McDonalds in the Barcelona airport and the world feels off-kilter.
The first chord of Chopin’s Nocturne No. 13 is a low, resounding C that beckons you—slow, crashing waves meet your feet as the moon gazes at your form. Hands alternate between soft bass notes that ...
The last time I was supposed to write for post-, I got dumped. Just as I was about to start my piece, my world shattered, the future I imagined for myself came crumbling down, and the person I thought ...
Trevor Morris is being sued by fashion label Cinnamon and Sparrow after allegedly arriving intoxicated to his job at its manufacturing plant and destroying an entire batch of products. According to the ...
Wednesday evening marked the opening night of “Afrofantasia: The Journey of Iyanu,” a play written by Jason Tristan Brown ’23 and produced by Rites and Reason Theatre.
The University’s tax-exempt status for its institutional properties dates back to its 1764 charter. In the last two decades, the University has signed two agreements to make voluntary monetary contributions ...
The Rhode Island House of Representatives voted to pass the Equality in Abortion Coverage Act Thursday, which would ensure coverage of abortion procedures for individuals on state employee health plans ...
Legislation that would count manufacturer coupons for health care payments toward out-of-pocket maximums for health insurance plans was introduced in the Rhode Island House and Senate in March.
Many members of the Brown community pass through the walkway between the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts and the Lindemann Performing Arts Center every day. While Granoff is a familiar space to many ...
The Department of Political Science hosted the final event of its distinguished lecture series on “Challenges for Democracy” Thursday. Entitled “Enacting Equality for Women,” the lecture highlighted ...
“Confusion and fear.” That’s what Mindy Sobota ’95, primary care physician and associate professor of medicine, said is the goal of recent court rulings on the abortion pill mifepristone.
Peter Lee ’94 PhD’03 MD’05, assistant professor of pathology and laboratory medicine, is helping lead a research project that studies heart tissues on the International Space Station. The project ...
Dental floss, prayer beads, and razors. These are the mediums Moath al-Alwi uses to create art at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, where he has been detained since 2002. Al-Alwi uses anything and everything ...
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