The Herald will print three times a week this fall semester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays — up from the once-per-week frequency implemented in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We will continue to publish on our website daily, and we will open our new office at 88 Benevolent St. for in-person production.
In order to respect individuals’ current and lived identities, The Herald has adopted a new policy regarding requests from transgender or nonbinary individuals to replace their deadname and/or change their pronouns featured in previously published work on The Herald’s website.
The Herald will publish content on our website daily throughout the summer term.
Every year, The Herald’s Commencement Magazine collects the memories and reflections of the senior class. This year, that collection is inevitably shaped by the grief and loss COVID-19 has caused.
A year of loss that challenged everyone around the globe made no exception for the Brown community and The Herald’s own newsroom.
The Herald is proud to announce the members of its 131st Editorial Board, who will oversee the paper through its 130th year. The 131st Editorial Board will be led by Editor-in-Chief and President Kayla Guo ’22, a Public Policy concentrator from Muttontown, New York.
When we all abruptly left campus back in March, we packed up two homes: our dorms, and the office of The Herald at 195 Angell St. We did not know when we would see our friends again, or when we would be back on campus — and we certainly didn’t know when we would be able to print a paper again.
The Herald has made the difficult decision to shift to a weekly print schedule for the fall semester.
In light of the suspension of in-person classes that began this week, it saddens us to write that the March 13 issue of The Herald marked our last print publication of the semester.
From a turbulent political climate and several campus activism campaigns to star-studded campus visits and business turnover on Thayer Street, the University community experienced various scales and styles of change in 2019.
The University reported 70 positive COVID-19 cases through the asymptomatic testing...
Recent months for the University and Providence at large — entailing vaccine distribution,...
The University has further lifted restrictions on density requirements on campus...
The University will begin returning to pre-pandemic campus life after on-campus students...
As Providence defrosts from a winter of isolation and cold, the sun sets later and Brunonians can bask in the sun for a little longer.
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