‘Without Shade, Without Rest’ highlights agricultural workers’ advocacy
By Alice Xie | April 22The film and following discussion centered around the fight for heat protection for Florida’s outdoor workers.
The film and following discussion centered around the fight for heat protection for Florida’s outdoor workers.
The Herald spoke to four international students about how concerns about their immigration status have impacted their daily lives.
Beginning April 27, members of the public can access the Campus Center on weekdays.
Capshaw knew she wanted to pursue acting before she arrived on campus.
The petition, put together by a new organizing committee, amassed around 500 tickets.
The Herald spoke to students about the lesser-known policy impacting their aid.
Admissions to the program were paused indefinitely in January 2025.
Programming for the day included an icebreaker, mock classes and student performances.
McKee delivered the introductory speech at Saturday’s debate.
Professors saw unusually high scores on take-home exams and homeworks.
Ludwig’s work includes the implementation of the “Becoming A Man” program at Chicago Public Schools.
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.
Kellner will assume his role on July 1.
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.