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We’ve seen some surprising results so far in the NFL season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were widely expected to finish last in the NFC South as one of the worst teams in the entire league, yet they knocked ...
The beginning of the 2018 NFL season has been wacky. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns played to a tie. Aaron Rodgers came back from what looked like a season-ending injury and led the Green ...
Production Workshop’s newest presentation, “3C2C,” derives its name from the only major props on stage — three chairs and two cubes — but its content transcends those few objects. A collection ...
In a snapshot of a page from a writer’s notebook, strips of text overlapped at perpendicular angles like woven ribbons. The notebook belongs to Lecturer in English Michael Stewart, one of three speakers ...
Sam Hurster ’14 led Brown with five goals against Hartford University and another three against St. Joseph’s University in consecutive non-conference victories last week. “I’m not even sure (Hurster)’s ...
President Ruth Simmons' approval rate among faculty is about 10 points above the most recent student approval rate, according to a Herald poll conducted among the faculty. About 73 percent of faculty ...
Nearly half of students approve of lifting the campus ban on the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, according to last month's Herald poll. Around 43 percent of students strongly or somewhat approve lifting ...
Just over 35 percent of undergraduates plan to attend medical, law, business or graduate school immediately following graduation, according to last month's Herald poll. About one-fourth of current students ...
Correction appended. There is no consensus among students concerning the campus ban on the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, according to a Herald poll conducted last week. The poll addressed a variety ...
The Corporation approved an $834.3 million budget, raised tuition and increased enrollment for the 2012 fiscal year at its meeting Saturday.
At a banquet for Herald staff at CAV restaurant in the Jewelry District Friday evening, the newspaper's outgoing leadership toasted a great year, bid farewell to the staff and introduced the new leadership ...
In the final game of the 2010 football season, the Bears jumped out to a 28-0 lead over Columbia (4-6, 2-5 Ivy League) by halftime and never looked back, posting a dominant 38-16 victory on Senior Day ...
According to a recent Herald poll, President Obama continues to receive large support from Brown students, with 77.5 percent approving of his job performance as president — 18.5 percent strongly approving ...
About 60 to 70 students, faculty members, library workers and Providence community members gathered Thursday on the steps of the Rockefeller Library to protest changes to library employees' contract at ...
Correction appended.
President Ruth Simmons' approval rating has not significantly changed since last semester, despite recent publicity about her past tenure on the Board of Directors of Goldman Sachs, according to a Herald ...
The University should re-evaluate the "number and mix" of varsity sports programs to save money and improve athletes' experiences, the athletics subcommittee of the Organizational Review Committee recommended ...
The Herald will introduce the 120th editorial board and a new slate of leaders in the organization at the annual staff banquet tonight at Cav Restaurant downtown. With the calendar year of Herald production ...
Over the weekend, various teams represented Brown both at home and on the road and came away with mixed results.
Brian Becker '09 won the presidency of the Undergraduate Council of Students in a landslide over Martin Bell '10, receiving more than twice as many votes, UCS officials announced last night.
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