There is no standard college experience. Everyone, no matter when or where they went to school, can say that their time on campus had its challenges and oddities. But it’s hard to imagine a stranger start to college than the class of 2024's — a semester late and taking classes online from our dorm ...
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The Herald is proud to announce the members of our 134th Editorial Board, which will oversee the paper through its 133rd year.
In their editor's note, the 133rd Editorial Board expresses their gratitude.
In their Editor's Note, The Herald's 133rd Editorial Board honors Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations on and off College Hill.
This fall, The Herald will publish stories online every day and print weekly on Thursdays.
With the Pride 2023 Special Issue, The Herald aims to highlight queer experiences on Brown’s campus.
Today’s print paper is our 37th — and final — of the semester. After many late nights, unspeakable amounts of Jo’s sauce and far too much coffee, our regular production for the spring has concluded (though we’ll still publish occasionally online over the summer).
Explore The Herald's ADOCH 2023 Special Issue!
Choosing Brown doesn’t just mean opting for College Hill on the merits alone — for at least the 44% of students who receive need-based financial aid, it also requires making sure that the University’s financial aid awards make attending Brown affordable.
Solutions by The State News
