‘Community is our power’: Students reflect on returning to campus following mass shooting
By Donna Zhang | January 21Brown students emphasize finding strength and optimism in community as they return to campus amid fear and uncertainty.
Brown students emphasize finding strength and optimism in community as they return to campus amid fear and uncertainty.
Since the start of the semester, Bahar Charyyeva ’27 has woken up to an internship rejection email 25 out of 30 days in a month, she said. “I apply to anything even remotely related to my resume,” she said, estimating that she has submitted more than 200 applications this fall.
Brown Ballroom Dance Team promotes accessible dance, blending competition and community.
The French course fosters community engagement through a partnership with Women’s Refugee Care.
When Pottery@Brown President Rachel Harrison ’27, a former copy editor for The Herald, first arrived on campus, she struggled to find a space where she could hone her ceramics skills.
Some students expressed frustration with dining pricing options.
Astronomy, contemplative studies and critical Native American and Indigenous studies see no interest from the class of 2029, Herald poll finds.
The Herald spoke to three students about how they explored their interests outside the classroom.
Due to a lack of readily available technology, the implementation of these IDs has been indefinitely postponed.
Some are concerned over whether new students will be informed on Brown’s historical ties to slavery.