Brown’s first-ever Climate Week celebrates education, innovation
By Angel Lopez and Miriam Davison | March 6The week was inspired by last year’s Climate Career Fair.
The week was inspired by last year’s Climate Career Fair.
Graduate and medical students reported rates of harassment and discrimination at higher rates than undergraduates.
Over 200 members of the union attended the first bargaining session, which was held over Zoom.
The Herald spoke to two couples who met through last year’s match about their relationships.
Campus organizations celebrated Black history with a range of events.
The chair of the Faculty Executive Committee will assume the role as the meeting’s leader.
At the March faculty meeting, President Christina Paxson said that Brown is in a good financial position.
The New Orleans Pelicans player discussed his experiences with the Brown contemplative studies initiative.
The Herald interviewed twins about how they navigate college life with a built-in companion.
The safety and security assessment is being conducted by global consulting firm Teneo.
TEDxBrownU’s 2026 conference included eight talks, a raffle and student group performances.
The changes will go into effect for students matriculating fall 2026.
Italy’s women’s ice hockey team finished in eighth place at the games.
The library’s early morning occupancy rates accounted for less than 1% of yearly total occupancy.
The announcement follows a similar cancellation at Harvard earlier this month.
The University has aimed to balance healing, safety and celebrating campus strength.
Students in Writers on Writing courses read the book prior to the event.
Noah Petro PhD’07 outlined Artemis III’s goals and motivations.
The new year began on Feb. 17 and festivities lasted for several days.
The whistleblower’s allegations were shared in a letter written by U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin.