Authors Edwidge Danticat MFA’93, Lauren Groff condemn rise of book banning at ODI lecture
By Zarina Hamilton | March 31The authors tied the increased targeting of books to censorship and control.
The authors tied the increased targeting of books to censorship and control.
Last week, students across the country received admissions decisions from Brown. And just outside the Van Wickle gates, thousands of Providence Public School District students were also hearing from their dream schools.
The program is funded by a $7.4 million investment from private companies and the EPA.
The team is currently competing in the CONCACAF W Qualifiers, hoping to earn a spot in the World Cup.
The action comes after the passage of a state law protecting all graduate workers’ right to unionize.
Students spent the past week seeing family and friends, visiting new cities and relaxing on the beach.
The ACLU of R.I. has raised concerns about the new policy.
Two students from Brown are studying abroad through the Middlebury School in Jordan program.
The rally drew over 35,000 protestors, organizers said.
Brown’s regular decision acceptance rate decreased slightly to 3.94%.
There were 15 unfilled positions in DPS when Hugh Clements took on his role, which the department is working to fill.
The 2025-26 Campus Climate Survey was required by the University’s July agreement with the federal government.
Each year, the chapter sells hundreds of thousands of boxes of cookies.
Prices have increased 27% since the war started Feb. 28, potentially spelling trouble for the economy.
The state department of transportation has received 414 pothole reports this year.
Early in the morning on Dec. 26, Rebecca Kartzinel, director of the Brown University Herbarium, and Matthew Guterl, vice president for diversity and inclusion, walked across campus in below-freezing temperatures with a unique mission.
The New England Aquarium conducts surveys in the area.
The Ghanaian men’s soccer team will train at Bryant University for their matches this summer.
The individuals allegedly matched the description of those involved in a breaking and entering incident on March 13.
The current contract for CCs expires in June 2026.