Students unsurprised by campus climate survey results, note connections with federal actions on campus
By Rachel Wicker | March 20The 2025-26 Campus Climate Survey was required by the University’s July agreement with the federal government.
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.
Andrew von Eschenbach discussed his career and the future of the agency.
The event was situated in the context of the Trump administration’s threats to higher education.
The bill was introduced at the Rhode Island State House this month.
The blizzard caused RIBC to lose nearly 1,500 blood products.
The organization provided support to victims and their families in the wake of the Dec. 13 mass shooting.
From nightly iftars to expanded dining options, members of the University’s Muslim community shared what Ramadan looks like at Brown.
Previously, students did not typically register for uncapped classes because they could be added during shopping period.
The Herald spoke with seven Brunonians — and Dean of Financial Aid Sean Ferns — to get a sense of how indirect expenses factor into Brown’s total cost.
The bar served its last drinks on Feb. 28.
Some students have reported frustrations with a lack of long-term care options.
Faculty members from the three departments presented their programs’ histories and research.