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One of the most obvious yet unspoken aspects of our community on College Hill (and across the United States) is the ongoing issue of homelessness. Within the Brown community and in cities across the U.S., ...
Sherenté Harris ’23 was only 14 years old when they met director Stéphanie Lamorré.
The Graduate Labor Organization will begin renegotiating its collective bargaining agreement with the University this February in preparation for the previous contract’s expiration at the end of June, ...
As the spring semester ramps up, application season for summer internships has arrived, bringing with it a sense of anxiety for many students planning their upcoming summers.
As the spring semester begins, students and student groups across campus are celebrating the 2023 Lunar New Year, which marks the first new moon of 2023. Celebrations began Jan. 21 in the U.S. and Jan. ...
Following a three-week inaugural session last summer, the Born-Digital Scholarly Publishing Institute met last week in a virtual follow-up meeting to discuss the status of cohort members’ born-digital ...
The Providence Preservation Society announced its 2023 Most Endangered Properties List at its annual meeting Jan. 31. This year’s list included all properties owned by the Providence Public School District ...
While the rest of the country braces for a possible recession this year, Gov. Dan McKee’s proposed budget is at odds with the doom and gloom of economic forecasts. The state is heading into the 2023-24 ...
The Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs’ Costs of War Project released a report Dec. 22 which found that third-country nationals were not properly compensated after being injured or ...
My attention deficit hyperactivity disorder shapes many of my behaviors and thought processes on a daily basis. I often impulsively speak in class before raising my hand, become bored easily — even ...
Last weekend, the men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in both the Dr. Sander Invitational Columbia Challenge and the 2023 Boston University John Thomas Terrier Classic.
The women’s ice hockey team (6-16-1, 4-12-0 ECAC) fell to the St. Lawrence Saints (12-16-3, 6-8-3 ECAC) Saturday afternoon by a score of 6-1. The loss was the team’s second in as many days after they ...
Few locations in Providence — if any — see more opioid overdoses than Kennedy Plaza.
Four new members joined the Providence School Board following their Jan. 19 approval by the Providence City Council. The members, nominated by Mayor Brett Smiley, join the nine-person board at a crucial ...
Today, Feb. 1, marks the first day of Black History Month. Throughout the month, various Rhode Island organizations will hold events to celebrate the Ocean State’s Black community, highlight their achievements ...
Megan Ranney MPH ’10, deputy dean of Brown’s School of Public Health, will step down on July 1, according to a Jan. 31 press release from Brown. Ranney will become dean of the Yale School of Public ...
Laundry services on campus will remain free of charge this semester, according to a Jan. 25 email from the Office of Residential Life.
“If the boss gets in the way, we’re gonna roll right over him, gonna roll the union on.”
The Undergraduate Council of Students executive board members validated 301 signatures on a petition to initiate a recall election of President Ricky Zhong ’23 Monday night, according to UCS Elections ...
Kim Cobb, an award-winning climate researcher and director of the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society, will be appointed to the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board under the Biden administration, ...
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