Space availability changes leave clubs scrambling to relocate, reschedule
By Lucia Santiago | February 4Facing a lack of space, clubs across campus struggle to find sufficient meeting and practice rooms.
Facing a lack of space, clubs across campus struggle to find sufficient meeting and practice rooms.
The University awarded $1.5M each to the Community College of Rhode Island and apprenticeship program Building Futures.
The Bruno Flight Fund raised over $23,500 and worked with various airlines to send students home early.
Harvard Kennedy School’s Will Dobbie spoke at a presentation sponsored by Brown’s Population Studies and Training Center.
Silverman will officially begin his term as president of the American Mathematical Society next year.
The review team will be co-led by Bill Bratton and Courtney Adante.
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The change comes as the classics department moves into Horace Mann House
David Lindstrom hopes to support research amid federal funding threats through his new role.
In an interview with The Herald, the first female U.S. treasury secretary reflected on current federal economic initiatives and her career in public policy.
A group of current and former Brown students launched a mutual aid fund for workers.
Brown’s chapter of Students Demand Action — a national advocacy organization aiming to end gun violence — hosted its first weekly meeting of the semester last Wednesday. Since the Dec. 13 shooting at Brown, the club has nearly quintupled its membership, SDA@Brown co-leader Michael Citarella ’27 ...
Professors of large lecture courses faced additional challenges when working to build community.
Only 37% of Muslim undergraduates think Brown takes Islamophobia seriously and responds appropriately.
After Dec. 13, teaching assistants navigated grading, communication and responding to student concerns.
Following the UCS community assistance form, students note its positive impact as the UCS plans new support initiatives for the spring semester.
Employees hope to rebuild a sense of community in campus spaces.
The Herald captured photos of the first snow of the second semester.
Created by Ryan Miele ’27, the company aims to reduce anxiety and promote socioemotional well-being.
Current estimates predict 12 to 18 inches of snow during the winter storm.