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Pre-med students report long waitlist to volunteer at RI Hospital
By Maria Kim | November 2The hospital’s waitlist has close to 200 applicants.
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Renovated Pembroke Hall provides new home for research on women, gender at Brown
By James Libresco | November 2Pembroke Hall reopened last month with dedicated space for archives and updated common areas.
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Brown begins to implement University-wide AI tools
By Alejandro Ruiz | November 2The OIT developed Transcribe as part of a broader initiative to incorporate AI into the University.
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Brown Refugee Youth Tutoring and Enrichment hosts first K-12 Science Day in over a decade
By Alice Xie | November 2BRYTE hosted Science Day, an event for refugee students to gain hands-on STEM experience.
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Federal judge dismisses lawsuit challenging deportation of Brown professor
By Cate Latimer | November 2Lawyers filed the suit on behalf of Assistant Professor of Medicine Rasha Alawieh in May.
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‘We’re in an entirely different world’: Hillary Clinton on higher education, politics
By Ian Ritter | October 31The Herald sat down with the former secretary of state and 2016 presidential candidate before she delivered the 104th Ogden Memorial Lecture.
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Brown community celebrates professor James Morone’s scholarly work
By Maya Kelly | October 30The event celebrated Morone’s retirement after 42 years at Brown.
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Two students threatened at knifepoint in attempted robbery outside V-Dub
By Maya Nelson | October 30An unknown assailant allegedly punched a student and wielded a knife during a Facebook Marketplace transaction.
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Which activities top Brown students’ bucket lists?
By Rajaa Ghandour | October 30Students reveal the unique set of goals they want to complete while at Brown.
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Graduate students with children appreciate Brown’s resources but struggle to find child care
By Ian Ritter | October 29Limited last-minute care options leave some graduate student parents sacrificing academic responsibilities.
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With new role at Simon & Schuster, Jonathan Karp ’86 enters an exciting, yet familiar chapter
By Rebecca Goodman | October 29Jonathan Karp ’86 discusses future plans at Simon & Schuster and his time at The Herald.
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From frat houses to kickbacks, ‘going out’ varies from student to student
By Jeremiah Farr | October 28In the Herald’s Fall 2025 Poll, most students reported going out less than once a week.
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Political scientist Niraja Gopal Jayal raises concerns about Indian academic freedom in Watson lecture
By Ivy Huang | October 27The Indian crisis in academic freedom, Jayal said, are similar to the threats facing American universities.
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Brown Corporation accepts over $121 million in gifts and pledges at its fall meetings
By Roma Shah | October 27Corporation members also celebrated the dedication of the Stephen Sondheim Amphitheater.
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Nearly 70% of students value political alignment when forming friendships, Herald poll finds
By Ali Schapiro | October 27Students see value in engaging with those who disagree politically, but many find themselves with friends sharing similar beliefs.
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Fmr. Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman assesses domestic, global orders at Watson launch
By Ian Ritter | October 26Milley was the keynote speaker at the opening of the Watson School of International and Public Affairs.
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Philippine Consulate General offers University $18,000 to start Tagalog courses
By Alejandro Ruiz | October 26Despite the additional funding, the future of the Tagalog language courses remains uncertain.
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From dorm room to boardroom: How student startups forge their big ideas into companies
By Tiffany Xiao | October 24Founders said Brown’s network of alums and help from fellow students were integral to their startup journey.
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Students, faculty reflect on legacy of triple concentrations
By Jeremiah Farr | October 23In a meeting last May, faculty passed a motion limiting students to declaring a maximum of two concentrations.
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Brown is opposing a bill seeking to restrict foreign donations
By Roma Shah | October 23The University received $185 million in foreign contributions over the past half decade.
