The co-ed and women’s sailing teams competed in their final events of the fall in early November, concluding a season filled with high finishes in regional and national events. The end to their fall season also capped off their first year as varsity programs, after the Excellence in Brown Athletics ...
The men’s hockey team (1-7, 1-5 Eastern College Athletic Conference) fell to No. 14 Providence College (12-5, 6-3 Hockey East) 4-0 Saturday night at Meehan Auditorium in the Mayor’s Cup, the annual matchup between the two intracity rivals. Earlier in the week, the Bears fell 5-2 at No. 15 Harvard ...
The women’s basketball team (1-4) lost to Wagner College (2-1) 67-57 Saturday at the Pizzitola Sports Center. The loss capped a three-game week for the Bears in which they picked up their first win of the season at Bryant University Tuesday but lost to Central Connecticut State University Thursday. ...
Piazza, an online discussion platform that allows students to ask questions about class material, was a popular service at Brown used in numerous classes, particularly in STEM courses, up until recently. But in April, the Digital Learning and Design office told professors that the University would ...
The women’s hockey team (1-6-2, 1-4-1 Eastern College Athletic Conference) defeated Dartmouth (3-5-0, 2-5-0 ECAC) 1-0 Friday night at the Meehan Auditorium and lost to No. 10 Harvard (6-3, 4-3 ECAC) 5-2 Saturday, also at home. The win over Dartmouth was the Bears’ first victory since Jan. 24, ...
The women’s soccer team (12-3, 7-0 Ivy) will host St. John’s University (12-6-2, 6-3-1 Big East) in the first round of the NCAA tournament Nov. 13. The Bears secured a spot in the tournament after beating Penn to clinch ...
The women’s soccer team (12-3, 7-0 Ivy) defeated Yale (3-14, 1-6 Ivy) Saturday in New Haven in a five-goal thriller to conclude the regular season. The Bears topped the Bulldogs 3-2 to secure the first 7-0 Ivy League record in the history of the women’s soccer team, while also ensuring Brown ...
On a Saturday night in October, Brown students from all grades would dress up in semi-formal attire and make their way to the Ruth J. Simmons Quadrangle. There, a huge tent would await them, housing live music performers, a photo booth and tables of food. Starting at 9 p.m., this night of dancing ...
Tony Pires stooped down to pick up a circular slab of wood lying on the concrete. It was painted white, with a red “SEC 11” inscribed between two curved lines modeled after the seams on a baseball.
James Busby stood conducting in the center of the room, listening to the thirteen voices blending in the morning air around him. Precise harmonies, invigorating crescendos, joyous voices — it was the St. Stephen’s Church choir’s largest rehearsal since the pandemic began. “There are so many ...
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