The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act” contains a provision excluding Planned Parenthood centers from receiving Medicaid reimbursements.
Some Ph.D. programs have paused admissions for the fall 2026 cohort.
On Tuesday, two separate protests drew crowds of more than 100 community activists.
On Tuesday night, about 40 students and community members gathered on the Main Green for a vigil marking the two-year anniversary since Hamas attacked Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, 2023. The vigil, organized by Brown-RISD Hillel, honored the hundreds of people killed and taken hostage during the assault. ...
Administrators at most other universities who received the compact have publicly said they are considering the proposal.
The coffee shop stopped operations at the end of September.
Teaching assistants placed on the waitlist were given a final decision at the end of shopping period.
The Herald spoke with students and staff about finding accommodations and building a support network.
The program pairs multilingual students with staff members to help them prepare for day-to-day conversations in English.
Established 52 years ago, Brown’s RUE program is designed for students who have been out of high school for at least six years.
State, local and community officials say there is still much more to be done to end homelessness in Rhode Island.
At Friday’s event, four panelists discussed current threats to academic freedom.
764 students from the classes of 2022 through 2024 took the course during their time at Brown.
When Pottery@Brown President Rachel Harrison ’27, a former copy editor for The Herald, first arrived on campus, she struggled to find a space where she could hone her ceramics skills.
The Ad Hoc Committee on Diversity and Inclusion at Brown will also propose an action plan for implementation.
On Sept. 23, the Student Government Association announced the election of 10 first-year students to the Undergraduate Council of Students, the Class Coordinating Board and the Undergraduate Finance Board.
The restrictions applied to artists and organizations that promote “gender ideology.”
In August, the Rhode Island Department of Education released guidelines on AI usage in the classroom.
The complaint did not sufficiently prove that Brown and 39 other schools raised the cost of attendance for students with divorced or separated parents.
Students on fellowships are now considered student workers under state law.
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