Over 100 Brown students, faculty rally against Trump administration compact
By Zarina Hamilton and Sophia Wotman | October 9Brown’s administration remains the sole recipient of the compact who has yet to make a public statement on the offer.
Brown’s administration remains the sole recipient of the compact who has yet to make a public statement on the offer.
The Providence Public School District is facing ongoing teacher shortages.
Endowment funds have been used to pay for professorships, student awards and lecture series.
On Thursday, the two organizations handed out zines highlighting queer archival materials.
Brown Health Medical Group must expand primary care to 40,000 new patients by the end of 2029.
The contract raised most postdoc salaries by 3.25%.
Students express dismay at the theater’s exit, which comes amid the mall’s financial distress.
In light of the report, state lawmakers seek to hold additional oversight hearings on the bridge.
Several on-campus organizations have noticed an increase in applications and intensity from the class of 2029.
The committee that evaluates cheating allegations has no standardized method to address AI usage or other misconduct.
Students said the program made them more excited about applying to Brown.
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.