African American Museum of Rhode Island opens on Broad Street
By Talia Katz | April 17The inaugural exhibition documents Providence Black communities from the 1940s to the 1970s.
The inaugural exhibition documents Providence Black communities from the 1940s to the 1970s.
The change has shifted how some students approach course selection and registration.
The event was organized by the Latinx Graduate Collective and Brown for Science Diplomacy.
Schwartz served as deputy surgeon general during Trump’s first term.
The Herald analyzed trends in the University’s incoming first-year class from 2004 to 2024.
The Herald’s Data Desk tracked the dining hall activity of 171 students.
Many students who spoke with The Herald said they were unsurprised by these results.
The proposed budget amendment, which includes a series of policy changes, would allocate funds to 13 initiatives.
Kellner will assume his role on July 1.
The proposed $636 million budget marks the lowest year-over-year increase in at least five years.
Bryant applicants to Brown’s Master of Public Health program are eligible for reserved seats, preferred admission and guaranteed scholarships.
The Graduate Labor Organization’s parent group requested Brown recognize their unionization last month.
A new report found that changes to work requirements and eligible populations may lead to disenrollment.
Peace officers include Brown and RISD police.
Ieva Jusionyte and Matthew Kraft are two of the 223 fellows chosen out of nearly 5,000 applicants.
The Herald spoke with the Brown Undergraduate Law Review and Collegiate Consulting Group about their approach to AI use.
This is Select Markets’s first pop-up event in Providence.
A committee of faculty, staff and students will develop recommendations for a permanent campus memorial.
This year’s selections were “A Cup of Quiet” and “Conjure Island.”
Strong team bonds and a diverse range of academic knowledge led the team to victory.