The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts released transcripts of the videos on Tuesday.

Brown shooting suspect recorded videos before his death detailing campus shooting, MIT murder

By Ian Ritter | January 6 | University News

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts released transcripts of the videos on Tuesday.

“Brown Ever True” aims to promote healing through psychological services and enhanced security.

Paxson announces ‘campus-wide healing and recovery effort’

By Emily Feil | January 5 | University News

“Brown Ever True” aims to promote healing through psychological services and enhanced security.

David Lindstrom, professor of social science, will become dean of the Graduate School on Jan. 1, ...

David Lindstrom named dean of the Graduate School

By Ian Ritter | December 29 | University News

David Lindstrom, professor of social science, will become dean of the Graduate School on Jan. 1, ...

Department of Education to investigate Brown security following mass shooting

By Ian Ritter | December 22 | University News

Violations of federal campus safety regulations could cost the University in fines and federal financial aid loss.

Paxson announces Brown police chief on leave, new security initiatives following mass shooting

By Annika Singh | December 22 | University News

The University will continue implementing rapid response security measures and commission two external reviews of campus security.

Opinions

Editors’ Note: Ever true

By 136th Editorial Board | December 16

On Saturday, two Brunonians were killed. Nine others were hospitalized. Although there are no words that can heal our community’s immense grief, we send endless love to the families and friends of those lost and wish the students still recovering a swift return to good health.

Gupta ’25 MD’29: How to escape being consumed by a crush

By Anusha Gupta | December 8

There are many perfectly reasonable fixations at Brown: The campus turkey that always shows up just in time for finals, the endless supply of sugary cereal, the wildly cool professor who you are convinced might just be the smartest person in the world.

Editors’ Note: A heartfelt thank you for the lessons we’ve learned at 88 Benevolent

By 135th Editorial Board | December 5

The weekend before our first night of production as the new editorial board, we took it upon ourselves to usher in a slate of new changes — rearranging dusty couches and furniture, installing our neon “135” sign and adorning the walls of 88 Benevolent St. with a collection of freshly printed photos. ...

Editors’ Note: Announcing The Herald’s 136th Editorial Board

By 135th Editorial Board | December 5

The Herald is proud to announce the members of its 136th Editorial Board, which will oversee the paper through its 135th year.

Edelson ’29: We should be more thankful

By Clay Edelson | December 5

Last week, Brunonians traveled far and wide to observe Thanksgiving, a holiday celebrating family, food and gratitude. Every year, when the day rolls around, my family embarks on a special tradition to give thanks: We go around the dinner table and share one physical thing, one person and one aspect ...

University News

One night under lockdown on College Hill

By Annika Singh | December 20

The Herald interviewed students about their experiences sheltering in place across campus.

In wake of Saturday’s mass shooting, new final grading guidelines spark debate

By Ava Stryker-Robbins and Talia Egnal | December 19

Students have until Jan. 7 to decide between several grading options.

A police car drives across a snowy intersection.

Suspect in Brown shooting found dead, officials announce

By Annika Singh, Ian Ritter, Michelle Bi and Alejandro Ruiz | December 18

Claudio Neves Valente, a 48-year-old Portuguese national and former Brown graduate student, was identified as the suspect.

How the Providence community came together in the wake of the mass shooting at Brown

By Maya Nelson, Ivy Huang and Manav Musunuru | December 18

Both on and beyond campus, the community showed up for one another by providing shelter, food and support.

‘As campus works to heal,’ Brown admits 16.5% of early decision applicants to class of 2030

By Roma Shah and Ian Ritter | December 17

The release was delayed from Monday in the wake of the mass shooting last Saturday.

Arts & Culture

The cover for Rachel Chinouriri's EP "Little House"

Rachel Chinouriri’s newest EP builds a ‘Little House’ you’ll never want to leave

By Nora Rowe | December 4

“Little House" offers creative alt-pop and a new level of surety for the British artist.

‘Zootopia 2’ draws herds of viewers with stunning animation, world building

By Michaela Hanson | December 3

The sequel to 2016’s “Zootopia” raises more questions than it answers.

Metro

Blue and white Rhode Island School of Design Department of Public Safety car parked upwards on a hill. Two DPS officers stand beside the car.

RISD students express concern about lack of alerts during shooting at Brown

By Emily Feil and Michelle Bi | December 18

Some RISD students have called for a unified alert system following concerns about communications related to the mass shooting.

Law enforcement finds DNA evidence, maps suspect movements

By Michelle Bi and Alejandro Ruiz | December 17

The suspect’s motives and any affiliation to Brown remain unknown, authorities said.

Law enforcement presents new footage of shooting suspect in Tuesday press conference

By Annika Singh and Ian Ritter | December 16

In a press conference, officials shared new footage of the mass shooting suspect.

Manhunt continues as officials release new footage, photos showing unknown suspect

By Annika Singh and Ian Ritter | December 15

At a Monday press conference, authorities shared new videos and photos of a suspect.

Sports

Science & Research

Photograph looking up at the branches of a tree

The treescape of College Hill

By Manav Musunuru | December 5

The Herald mapped the various trees that populate the streets around Brown.

Irene Papanicols presenting at the “Examining U.S. Health Policy Narratives from a Comparative Perspective" event

Brown professor examines common critiques of US health care system at talk

By Jonathan Kim | December 5

Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice Irene Papanicolas compared U.S. health outcomes to global health data from other countries.