Senior Staff Writer Amber Marcus-Blank is a senior staff writer covering undergraduate student life. She is a sophomore from outside of Boston studying Political Science and Public Health on the pre-law track. She is interested in working in politics and journalism in the future and enjoys playing soccer and making playlists in her free time.
Through canvassing, tracking voter registration and phonebanking, several campus organizations worked to increase political engagement.
The Herald spoke with students and staff about finding accommodations and building a support network.
In his talk, Amar argued for the necessity of a national narrative.
This year, Brown’s orientation leaders devised a new opt-in Bruno Group for gap year students to connect over their shared experiences.
Cordero compared Trump’s attacks on universities to a 1960s crackdown on Dominican higher education.
Erickson, who was the first openly autistic contestant on the show, now uses her social media following to create videos about autism.
Brown community members are required to complete the training by the end of the spring semester.
Students’ off-campus work offers community engagement opportunities, pre-professional experience and financial stability.
Jones spoke on ties between Jewish and Black communities, federal directives and the 2024 election.
The 48th season premiered on Wednesday night, featuring Erickson as one of 20 contestants.
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