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To celebrate Pride Month, The Herald spoke with three student artists about how queerness impacts their art and how, in return, art allows them to understand their identities more clearly. Courtesy of ...
This summer, Keri McDonough plans to launch the center’s clothing initiative, which will offer students “an inclusive closet that is safe for exploring gender-affirming presentations," they explained. Courtesy ...
Plans for the integrated life sciences building call for a seven-floor, 300,000 square foot research facility. Courtesy of TenBerke and Brown University.
Ashish Jha took a leave from the School of Public Health April 5, 2022 following his appointment to the White House. Ronald Aubert stepped into the role of interim dean April 6. Courtesy of Brown University ...
Victoria Talbot, business manager at Jacob Talbot Fine Homebuilding and a Little Compton community member, stands outside her office.
Bowen's farm, where he hopes to grow organic apples.
Patrick Bowen, president of the Little Compton Housing Trust, moving materials for a barn being converted into a farmers’ market.
Following the return of in-person festivities last year, Rhode Island Pride’s annual celebration will feature over 250 nonprofit organizations, businesses and food vendors June 17.
Decidedly one of the more comedic films on this list, “Finding ‘Ohana” is a film about two siblings, Pili (Kea Peahu) and E (Alex Aiono), and their summer in rural Oahu with their grandfather.
Themes of identity, immigration and location — which are prevalent in many literary works from Asian American and Pacific Islander authors — can "never fully be resolved," according to Vietnamese ...
Screenwriter Finn Blomquist Eggerling ’23.5 wrote the script for "Visitation" as a means of finding a creative outlet to work through their personal experience with grief. Courtesy of Tatiana Mandis ...
The two senior orators, Kailiang “Kail” Fu ’23 and Margherita Micaletti-Hinojal ’23, were selected by the Commencement Speakers Selection Committee.
In recent years, activists on College Hill have taken particular interest in Brown's relationship with the city of Providence, demanding the University pay it's fair share to the municipal government. ...
Chance Emerson '23.5 recently released a 10-song album called "Ginkgo," which he has been working on since 2021.
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