Maya Nelson is a university news and metro editor covering undergraduate student life as well as business and development. She’s interested in studying either English or Literary Arts and loves to read sci-fi and fantasy in her free time. She also enjoys playing guitar, crocheting and spending an unreasonable amount of time on NYT Spelling Bee.
Amid the installation’s financial challenges, The Herald spoke to WaterFire organizers, staffers, vendors and performers at the Nov. 1 full lighting.
At the 105th Ogden Memorial Lecture, the former secretary of state reflected on her political career and the future of diplomacy.
An unknown assailant allegedly punched a student and wielded a knife during a Facebook Marketplace transaction.
A history buff and Lego fanatic, Kizzie has worked at the John Hay Library for almost four years.
Thirty miles, 12 hours and over $4,000 raised. This Sunday, nearly 200 students from eight schools walked across the length of Rhode Island to raise money for malaria prevention.
The first-year student, remembered for his thoughtfulness, curiosity and intellect, passed away this spring.
In a unanimous decision, the Brown University Police Sergeants Union issued a vote of no confidence in Brown University Police Chief Rodney Chatman and Deputy Chief John Vinson, the union announced in a Monday morning news release.
The apartment’s keys were allegedly left with property management.
Monteiro reflects on 25 years in Brown Dining and the challenges and joys of managing the Blue Room.
The request for proposals from qualified developers comes amid federal funding threats and a University budget deficit.
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