On Nov. 15, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation submitted a revised version of its Carbon Reduction Strategy to the Federal Highway Administration. If the plan is approved, RIDOT is eligible to receive an estimated $35.7 million from the federal government to spend on carbon reduction projects ...
SJP discusses collaboration with campus groups, ‘standing alongside’ BrownU Jews for Ceasefire Now
Last month, the Title IX and Gender Equity Office released a series of revisions to their Title IX procedures, according to an Oct. 27 Today@Brown announcement. Notable changes shared in the message include the implementation of a single-hearing officer model, an increase in the time ...
Student protestors demand University protect free speech, call for ceasefire in Gaza
The event encouraged students to share their “feelings and experiences regarding campus climate, the Israel-Palestine conflict, student activism … (and) how UCS can be supportive through this time,” according to a UCS email to students.
On a snowy day roughly 12 years ago, shoemaker Anne Marika Verploegh Chassé’s train pulled into a city she had never heard of — Providence, Rhode Island.
This story is part of The Herald's ongoing coverage of student arrests following a Nov. 8 sit-in at University Hall. To get more context and read our full coverage, click here.
On its first day of public activity, BrownU Jews for Ceasefire Now quickly became the center of attention on College Hill.
On Nov. 2, Providence City Council passed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire “to end the current violence” in Gaza.
Here is a brief history of the Rhode Island School of Design's ties with Textron.
In August, the Providence Stormwater Innovation Center launched RainSnap, a program that enlists volunteers to monitor the state’s stormwater and green infrastructure by submitting videos.
Brown religious leaders respond to the sit-in conducted by Jews for Ceasefire Now.
Gov. Dan McKee and Housing Secretary Stefan Pryor announced the state’s winter strategy to address homelessness in Rhode Island.
This story is part of The Herald's ongoing coverage of student arrests following a Nov. 8 sit-in at University Hall. To get more context and read our full coverage, click here.
Last month, the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority faced an end date for two free-fare programs: one for all passengers of the R-Line and another for low-income passengers on all RIPTA lines. The former program expired, but RIPTA directors voted to extend the latter program for another six months. ...
University students hoping to live off campus can now look to Brunonians Living Off Campus, a three-part educational program created by the Office of Residential Life in partnership with the Undergraduate Council of Students that aims to help undergraduates navigate living outside of dorms.
BrownU Jews for Ceasefire Now discussed their Nov. 8 sit-in at University Hall and the group’s next steps.
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management released a draft report detailing PFAS presence in the state.
Faculty members expressed support for the 20 student protestors arrested Wednesday and urged President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 to call for a ceasefire in Israel-Palestine.
Brown’s Latines in Pre-Med fosters community through mentorship and networking opportunities.
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