Councilors Shelley Peterson, Helen Anthony, Mary Kay Harris reflect on experiences working in politics
Providence recently swore in its most diverse City Council in history.
Providence recently swore in its most diverse City Council in history.
Physicians and students gathered at the Rhode Island State House to demand passage of a state bill to end use of pigs in medical training
The University's Bollywood fusion dance team, Badmaash, celebrates second place at the annual Naach Di Cleveland.
Proponents of the bill argue that overdose prevention centers would save lives. Critics are unconvinced.
Brown has reached a $120 million fundraising goal for the Brown Promise that it set in 2017, making the elimination of loans from undergraduate student financial aid packages permanent.
RISD students hope to use the tree, more than 200 years old, to make a bench that will rest near the new tree planted in the same spot.
Negotiations began in February ahead of the expiration of GLO's collective bargaining agreement at the end of June.
Following 100 kilometers of running, Roshan Sapkota ’23 has raised over $3,000 for the Nepalese health care system
Cladis researched and presented on the work of author Leslie Silko.
Mina Sarmas ’24, current vice president of the Undergraduate Council of Students, was elected UCS president after receiving a majority of votes, the Student Government Association announced on the steps of the Stephen Robert ’26 Campus Center Wednesday night. Sarah Frank ’25 will serve as UCS ...
The strike will last all day Thursday and will include picket line protests at five locations across RISD’s campus.
The Rhode Island House Judiciary Committee recommended that the Equality in Abortion Coverage Act be held for further study at a March 6 hearing.
This activism is part of a larger push to combat the state’s housing crisis and tenant rights problem.
The Caucus’ goals for the current session include growing membership and listening to Democratic women’s priorities.
These events mark the return of Dining Services initiatives held before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Panelists shared their experiences navigating sexism, direct misogyny they’ve endured throughout their academic careers.
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Herald’s photography team spoke with female administrators, staff and students about a woman in their lives who inspires them.
In the 2021-22 application cycle, 6.73% of male applicants were accepted to Brown, while only 4.06% of women were.
Women’s Refugee Care center of South Providence has become a source of critical assistance and community to area refugees.
At the University and at academic institutions across the country, women face obstacles to obtain tenure.