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The couple appreciated being able to share their accomplishment with each other. “It’s kind of amazing when another big part of your life, your personal life, intersects,” explained Vogt.
Several international students were unable to go home during winter break as a result of expensive plane tickets and travel restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Elvy’s popularity has grown to the point that staff of some offices have requested to have her at least once a week, according to Elvy's handler and DPS Officer Dustin Coleman
Courses offered covered a broad range of subjects, from antibiotic drug discovery in Providence soil to the impact of HIV/AIDS in Israel.
Although the Equality in Abortion Coverage Act has been supported by advocacy groups like The Womxn Project, it has faced equal opposition from the Rhode Island Catholic Conference.
Some businesses have been forced to change their business hours and find alternative vendors to adjust to increasing inflation.
As a former Natives at Brown coordinator and current Native American Heritage Series programmer, Kalikoonāmaukūpuna Kalāhiki ’24 focused their on-campus advocacy efforts over the past year on rebuilding ...
Girl Gains uses a buddy system, pairing more experienced members with new gym-goers, to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for women to work out, Katie McCallum ’25 explained.
The Refugee Dream Center connects Rhode Island’s diverse refugee community with resources, including food and cleaning supplies, preventative health courses, English lessons and assistance with paying ...
The Nelson opened in 2012 and includes a 10,000 square foot multi-purpose fitness space with more than 85 exercise machines, according to the Brown Recreation website.
Some new voices were brought front and center, and some old voices proved that they’re not going anywhere anytime soon.
The film offers a plate of upper class satire served with dark humor. Starring Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy, “The Menu” explores the brutality of class division through culinary comedy.
The building’s updated design represents an effort to reduce construction costs and increase leasable space.
The Bears both scored and surrendered more points against Columbia than in any of their previous Ivy matchups.
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