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How two dance clubs prepared for their final spring show
By Lucia Santiago | April 24Attitude Dance Company and What’s On Tap? reflected on rehearsals, choreography.
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A Yale report found that universities are at fault for erosion of trust in higher education. What does this mean for Brown?
By Jeremiah Farr | April 24The report listed 20 steps Yale can take to enhance public opinion and trust in universities.
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On RISD’s campus, AI remains contentious issue
By Emily Feil and Izabella Piatkowski | April 24Professors at RISD are able to control the permitted uses of AI in their classes.
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Hundreds protest Citizens Bank’s ties to ICE outside shareholder meeting
By Marat Basaria | April 24GLO announced that they will withdraw about $500,000 from the bank.
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Push for revitalization of Providence ‘castle’ persists despite political roadblocks
By Talia Katz | April 24The Cranston Street Armory, built in 1907, has been virtually vacant since 1996.
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Brown’s graduate union wants to make history. Labor experts say the journey may be strenuous.
By James Libresco | April 23Brown declined to voluntarily recognize graduate fellow unionization.
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Federal judge temporarily halts cannabis retail license distribution
By Laila Posner | April 23Recreational marijuana use has been legal at the state level in Rhode Island since 2022.
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Providence mayoral candidates share stances on housing, immigration, transit at Brown community forum
By Talia Katz | April 23Three of the four candidates are running as Democrats, and the fourth is an independent.
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R.I. legislators propose moving state presidential primaries to ‘Super Tuesday’ in 2028
By Annika Melwani | April 23The bill would move up R.I.’s voting date from early April to the first Tuesday of March.
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Lawrenzo Howell GS competes in Season 5 of ‘The Floor’
By Tyler Timmers | April 23“The Floor” invites 100 contestants to play a game of trivia and offers a grand prize of $250,000.
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‘She had so much love’: In memory of Annie Song
By Samah Hamid | April 23Friends and family described Song as an exceptionally caring and joyous individual.
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‘Without Shade, Without Rest’ highlights agricultural workers’ advocacy
By Alice Xie | April 22The film and following discussion centered around the fight for heat protection for Florida’s outdoor workers.
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In 2025, the Trump administration revoked student visas. A year later, Brown students are still worried about their status.
By Rachel Wicker | April 22The Herald spoke to four international students about how concerns about their immigration status have impacted their daily lives.
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University to open Campus Center to public, streamline entry at Rock, Page-Robinson
By Ian Ritter | April 22Beginning April 27, members of the public can access the Campus Center on weekdays.
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Jessica Capshaw ’98 reflects on her path from Brown to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
By Rebecca Goodman | April 22Capshaw knew she wanted to pursue acting before she arrived on campus.
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Workers demand reform to Dining Services in petition
By James Libresco | April 22The petition, put together by a new organizing committee, amassed around 500 tickets.
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R.I. federal court order allows out-of-state attorneys to represent in-state detainees
By Michelle Bi | April 22The order, which will last for a year, comes amid a spike in habeas corpus petitions filed across the state.
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RIDOH confirms first measles case of 2026
By Talia Egnal | April 22The patient, a man in his 40s, had recently returned from an international trip.
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Smiley proposes Providence’s first green revolving fund
By Kelly Ding | April 21Building pollution accounts for roughly 70% of the city’s carbon emissions.
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Brown practices scholarship displacement. How does this impact students receiving financial aid?
By Ali Schapiro | April 21The Herald spoke to students about the lesser-known policy impacting their aid.
