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Despite a strong effort, the men’s basketball team (10-10, 3-4 Ivy) lost to Cornell (15-5, 5-2 Ivy), tied for first in the Ivy League, on Saturday afternoon. With the loss in Ithaca, Brown moved down ...
Gov. Dan McKee announced plans for a new bus hub in downtown Providence on Jan. 13. According to the press release, the hub will replace Kennedy Plaza as the primary bus depot in the city and will be ...
Isabel Lukas ’24 will be more patient with herself this year.
Most University students on campus today have experienced two iterations of Andrews House: as a COVID-19 testing center and, for this academic year, the temporary home of the Department of Africana Studies ...
The Chinese Students and Scholars Associations of Brown, Rhode Island School of Design and University of Rhode Island hosted the Spring Festival Gala in the Salomon Center Auditorium Sunday night to celebrate ...
The women’s basketball team (8-11, 1-6 Ivy) fell 66-61 in a close loss to Cornell (9-11, 2-5 Ivy) Saturday afternoon.
I met ChatGPT this weekend, and our introduction left me as stunned as the rest of the world. I asked the chatbot to write a 700-word newspaper opinion piece on separating the art from the artist, and ...
The Activist Coalition, an alliance of on-campus student groups, held its first conference Saturday afternoon after a period of inactivity during the COVID-19 pandemic. More than a dozen on-campus activist ...
It’s always exciting when a filmmaker of great reverence releases another classic work in an already impressive lineup of work. But nothing tops the thrill of discovering a rising voice entering the ...
A new monitor has been installed in the mailroom displaying the order in which students will be called to pick up their items, according to a Jan. 24 Undergraduate Council of Students newsletter.
Among the many fantastic films released in 2022, the animated children’s film “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” is a surprising standout. “The Last Wish” is more than just a convoluted “Shrek” ...
The University will continue to offer bivalent booster clinics and provide free masks and tests to undergraduate, graduate and medical students as Brown enters its seventh full semester responding to ...
On Thursday, members of the Providence City Council’s Finance Committee voted to approve a revised version of the tax exemption agreement for ProvPort, Providence’s private-public deepwater port operator. ...
From a tiny window in the green room above Fête Music Hall, Small Victories founder Alex Norocea ’14 could survey both the DJs performing on stage and a mass of white-clad Brown students dancing the ...
For years, Brown has struggled to accommodate the parking needs of faculty and students. The available parking spots are currently allocated through a waitlist system and are ostensibly highly limited; ...
Last weekend, the men's ice hockey team (8-11-2, 4-8-2 ECAC) split two games at home against Dartmouth (4-15-1, 3-9-1 ECAC) and No. 9 Harvard (13-5-1, 11-3-0 ECAC), falling to the Big Green 4-3 and ...
Prince Harry may have been the spare — or the second-in-line behind the heir, his older brother Prince William — to the throne, but he is certainly reigning supreme in the global spotlight. Harry’s ...
When Sydney Pearson ’25 joined the University’s Mixed Asian-Pacific Islander Students’ Heritage Club, it was one of the first times she had encountered a space dedicated specifically to multiracial ...
Brown Dining Services has begun construction on new kosher and allergy-friendly kitchens, as well as an enhanced halal station, in the Sharpe Refectory, according to a Nov. 14 Today@Brown announcement ...
The University appointed Sean Ferns as its interim dean of financial aid in December, according to a Dec. 13 Today@Brown Announcement.
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