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Most people are probably pretty familiar with artificial intelligence and the discourse around it by now. As much as it has been a subject of fear-mongering and misinformation, the fact that you have ...
The University’s Department of Engineering opened a review into the teaching of an introductory engineering course after 28 students signed a letter alleging inadequate instruction, an inaccessible ...
The time is upon us when the sun operates as both friend and foe. In these transitional seasons, finding the right combination to keep you both warm for those chilly morning classes and cool under the ...
“You’re you, you see, and nobody else. You are you, right?”
Mid-December 2022. Heavy snow.
Five days after I drove off the Universal Studios lot in 100-degree heat for the last time this summer, I flew to Europe for my semester abroad. My internship at Amblin Entertainment felt like a distant ...
In the months before I first left for college, I started recording my friends. Not video, just their voices: the stories we exchanged in the car on the way to the movie theater, the way we said goodbye ...
I learned how to deal with space at college. I went from having my own room—big enough to fit my own bed, a couch, and every knickknack I had collected over the years—to sharing quarters one-third ...
The Brown-Tougaloo Partnership has offered experiential learning opportunities both on College Hill and at Tougaloo College’s campus in Jackson, Mississippi, since the program’s official establishment ...
On March 5, Brown alum and current law student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Jamie Marsicano ’16 was arrested on domestic terrorism charges while attending a music festival as part ...
The individual tracks of Mitski’s new album, released Sept. 15, are relatively simple: Many contain only two verses separated by the occasional one-line chorus. But as a whole, “The Land Is Inhospitable ...
Orlando Bravo ’92 stepped down from his post as a trustee on the Corporation — the University’s highest governing body — in May, two years before his term was set to expire. Bravo joined the Corporation ...
On Sept. 7, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the Department of Health announced the state’s first case of a mammal contracting the eastern equine encephalitis virus in 2023. ...
In a little corner of the world known as New Zealand, The Beths, a four-piece indie rock group consisting of Elizabeth Stokes, Jonathan Pearce, Benjamin Sinclair and Tristan Deck have been releasing some ...
When you’re thirteen years old, there are few things in the world that matter more than being thirteen. Netflix’s recent coming-of-age comedy “You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah,” released ...
Content warning: This story discusses gun violence and trauma.
An exhibit titled “Mumia Abu-Jamal: A Portrait of Mass Incarceration,” will be displayed across campus in the John Hay Library, the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, the Center for the Study of Race ...
This year’s Spring Weekend will be a one-day festival as a result of rising production costs and University-wide student group budget cuts, according to a Wednesday announcement from Brown Concert Agency. ...
A good murder mystery may never grow old, but when the same themes are repeated from one story to the next, it’s certainly possible to inundate the genre with predictable tropes. Released in theaters ...
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