Gov. Dan McKee signed an executive order directing a review of the state’s net metering program.
Providence schools share how they celebrate Black History Month.
The Herald spoke to Facilities Management leaders to learn about the measures that go into making Brown’s campus safe after winter storms.
The event was organized in coalition with the PSLRI, following the general strike called for by student organizations in Minnesota.
The Herald dove into the application review process on the 14th floor of the Sciences Library.
The agreement comes after employees voted to authorize a strike in December.
The program hosts around 50 unhoused community members on cold nights.
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 and her husband Ari Gabinet P’19 P’MD’20 welcomed Murphy home in December.
Community members can donate artwork, photographs, texts and social media posts to the project.
Brown Loves Providence, which started on Valentine’s Day, will run until March 16.
The new affordable housing development is projected to open fall 2027.
Bakkegard’s responsibilities will be divided among administrators in the Division of Campus Life during the search for her successor.
The Police Executive Research Forum will produce an after-action report and provide recommendations for the city.
The removal is part of a larger effort to improve water quality and ecosystem health.
A study conducted by RISD found that 60% of students struggle to afford materials for their classes.
John Donoghue PhD’79 received the prize for his research on brain-computer interface development.
The bill has been referred to the state House Judiciary Committee, where it will have an open hearing.
Martin hosts the ‘Modern Love’ podcast for the New York Times, which examines real-life love stories.
The shooting occurred five miles from campus and three injured victims are hospitalized in critical condition.
The Herald spoke to Brown students and faculty about what platonic love looks like for them.
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