Brown’s Student Labor Alliance has seen a resurgence in membership and activity following a decline during the COVID-19 pandemic. SLA has long supported labor organizing both on and off campus, forging ties with dining, libraries and facilities workers who have been a part of United Service and Allied ...
On Wednesday, local advocates, government officials and behavioral health workers gathered at the 2025 Statewide Community Overdose Engagement Summit to evaluate strategies for combating overdoses and expanding access to recovery resources.
The amendments define protected spaces to include hospitals, libraries and schools, among others.
Study abroad programs expose learners to diverse cultures and languages, students and advisors say.
The 45-unit pallet shelter will welcome unhoused people as soon as Feb. 12.
The curriculum designated old courses and created new courses as part of Brown 2026.
Prince Rahim al-Hussaini assumes the role following the death of his father, Aga Khan IV.
Unionized police officers and firefighters cited flawed leadership and turnover in the decision.
On Jan. 29, a fire left Impact Center Providence on Elmwood Avenue in severe disrepair.
On Monday, state leaders shared that the Providence Public School District could return to local control by summer 2026. Gov. Dan McKee and leaders from the Rhode Island Department of Education, PPSD and Rhode Island Board of Education announced the timeline alongside a list of goals for the city to ...
During Monday’s talk, Andrew Yang ’96 shared what he believes is the path forward for American politics.
Hours after the order, the Trump administration filed an appeal against the initial ruling.
R.I. AG filed a suit to block Trump’s administration at NIH after indirect cost fund cuts of nearly 50%.
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Jala Studio organized a free yoga class at 195 District Park for members of the Providence community.
The Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, approved a 4.85% increase in undergraduate tuition and fees at its February meeting, according to a Today@Brown announcement from President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20. The increase includes a 4.5% increase in undergraduate tuition. ...
Former and current members of King House and Alpha Delta Phi, the University’s literary societies, reflect on the chapters’ origins and traditions.
On Feb. 7, the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society hosted the Climate Careers Exploration Fair, specially geared toward professional development opportunities for students interested in climate-related fields.
As artificial intelligence rapidly gains prominence and sophistication, health care professionals in Rhode Island have been harnessing the new technology in an attempt to improve patient care. But experts have raised concerns over how to use it responsibly.
Rhode Islanders are concerned that federal threats could roll back protections for LGBTQ+ youth.
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