University Hall with a snow-covered yard and bare trees in the front.

The council also discussed Brown’s involvement with the Providence Police Department’s Real Time Crime Center.

Teneo officials outline safety and security assessment at community council meeting

By Jeremiah Farr | March 11 | University News

The council also discussed Brown’s involvement with the Providence Police Department’s Real Time Crime Center.

Brown wrestler pointing his finger up with a referee standing behind him and holding him by his waist and wrist.

Reall is one of three Bears who qualified for the NCAA Championships by placing at the Ivy Tournament. ...

Andrew Reall ’28 wins Brown’s first Ivy Wrestling Tournament for 197-pound title

By Chiupong Huang | March 11 | Sports

Reall is one of three Bears who qualified for the NCAA Championships by placing at the Ivy Tournament. ...

The bill could benefit 77,000 Rhode Islanders who have arrest or conviction records.

Proposed R.I. bill would automate process of expunging criminal records

By Lev Kotler-Berkowitz | March 11 | Metro

The bill could benefit 77,000 Rhode Islanders who have arrest or conviction records.

Brown associate professor releases highly anticipated novel ‘The Complex’

By Seyla Fernandez | March 11 | University News

A photo of Mahajan crossing him arms, with two pillars to the side of him, and a shadow casting over his face.

Written by Karan Mahajan, the novel follows a 20th-century family navigating India’s shifting political climate.

46th Annual Student Exhibition highlights diverse range of student artwork

By Kendra Eastep | March 10 | Events

The gallery will be on display at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts until April 2.

Opinions

Leggat-Barr ’28: The violence of nostalgia in Providence

By Tommy Leggat-Barr | March 11

We’ve all done some selective remembering — convincing ourselves a time in our life or an experience was all sunshine and rainbows and forgetting the storm clouds. Painting an idealized picture of the past helps us escape from the reality of the present. I often find myself yearning for what I remember ...

McKenzie MPP’16: Hegseth’s policy is a gift to our adversaries

By Jeremy McKenzie | March 10

When I was a graduate student studying public policy at Brown, I was an anomaly: an active-duty Coast Guard officer and an Army Iraq combat veteran surrounded by some of the country's brightest civilian intellectuals. I brought my military experience into the classroom — the weight of combat decisions, ...

Murray ’29: Embracing Brown’s culture means embracing ‘pre-personalism’

By Clara Murray | March 10

Brown does things differently.

Letter: Response to ‘Hegseth orders cancellation of attendance for troops in Brown graduate programs’

By Ben Cassidy | March 8

To the Editor:

Letter: Response to ‘Scholars grapple with future of Israel studies in two-day conference’

By Alan Cole | March 8

To The Editor:

University News

An illustration of a hand holding a phone showing videos of influencers giving advice for college admissions receiving many likes.

From ‘For You’ page to College Hill: How influencers advise prospective Brunonians

By Ali Schapiro and Alexandra Kenderova | March 10

The Herald spoke with four admissions influencers who discuss the college application process on their social media platforms.

A plane sits on the runway with a walkway attached.

University strongly recommends deferring Brown-related travel to Middle East

By Emily Feil | March 10

The travel recommendation applies to over a dozen countries in the Middle East.

A man in a suit standing at a lectern with his mouth slightly open.

Journalist Jelani Cobb highlights civil rights history, importance of community action in 30th annual MLK Jr. Lecture

By Marat Basaria | March 10

Cobb used the Civil Rights Movement as a framework to discuss collective action under the Trump administration.

Brown Counseling and Psychological Services welcomes its newest four-legged, fluffy employee

By Lucia Santiago | March 9

Willow, a six-year-old soft-coated wheaten terrier, is meeting students for 10-minute small-group sessions on Fridays.

Benefit concert raises estimated $20,000 to support Brown Loves Providence

By Annika Singh | March 9

On Friday night, over 250 students and community members made their way to The Strand Ballroom and Theatre to attend a student-organized benefit concert in support of the Brown Loves Providence campaign.

Arts & Culture

A man in a casual outfit standing in a desert beside a white car with an open trunk where a man in a suit and a woman in a wedding dress are sitting, all looking into the distance.

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi questions the morality of revenge in ‘It Was Just an Accident’

By Manav Musunuru | March 11

The film garnered two nominations at the upcoming Academy Awards.

A photo of colorful panels hanging from white-colored staircases in the Watson Lobby.

Vibrant textiles at new ‘Art at Watson’ exhibition showcase history of Odisha

By Amelia Barter | March 11

The exhibition will be on display through June 1 at the Watson School of International and Public Affairs.

Metro

An illustration showing hands shielding a chain of paper houses and paper dolls on a grassy hill on a sunny day.

Sports

Isabella Wesely holds a basketball over her head as she is guarded by another player.

Science & Research

Children seek further challenges when they succeed on difficult tasks, Brown study finds

By Amrita Rajpal | March 11

Doing well on easy tasks does not strongly encourage children to choose harder future tasks.

Illustration of colored beach waves coming up to shore.

New study advances modeling of ocean’s finer details

By Alice Xie | March 11

Researchers compared two parameterizations used to represent small-scale ocean currents.

Teneo officials outline safety and security assessment at community council meeting

Andrew Reall ’28 wins Brown’s first Ivy Wrestling Tournament for 197-pound title

Proposed R.I. bill would automate process of expunging criminal records

Brown associate professor releases highly anticipated novel ‘The Complex’

46th Annual Student Exhibition highlights diverse range of student artwork

Leggat-Barr ’28: The violence of nostalgia in Providence

McKenzie MPP’16: Hegseth’s policy is a gift to our adversaries

Murray ’29: Embracing Brown’s culture means embracing ‘pre-personalism’

Letter: Response to ‘Hegseth orders cancellation of attendance for troops in Brown graduate programs’

Letter: Response to ‘Scholars grapple with future of Israel studies in two-day conference’

From ‘For You’ page to College Hill: How influencers advise prospective Brunonians

University strongly recommends deferring Brown-related travel to Middle East

Journalist Jelani Cobb highlights civil rights history, importance of community action in 30th annual MLK Jr. Lecture

Brown Counseling and Psychological Services welcomes its newest four-legged, fluffy employee

Benefit concert raises estimated $20,000 to support Brown Loves Providence

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi questions the morality of revenge in ‘It Was Just an Accident’

Vibrant textiles at new ‘Art at Watson’ exhibition showcase history of Odisha

R.I. House Speaker introduces 2026 housing legislation package

Deadline for R.I. coastal council appointments elapses without action

R.I. community members, students protest Citizens Bank’s alleged ties to organizations operating detention centers

Taxidermy, textiles and truth: TEDxRISD conference highlights speakers’ desire paths

Women’s basketball falls 69-56 to Penn, eyes Ivy Madness

A star’s final game day: Landon Lewis ’26 reflects on his remarkable Brown basketball career

Women’s lacrosse faces two early-season defeats in Florida

Men’s basketball falls to Columbia, Cornell, eliminated from Ivy Madness contention

Women’s hockey season ends with quarterfinal loss against No. 3 Quinnipiac

Children seek further challenges when they succeed on difficult tasks, Brown study finds

New study advances modeling of ocean’s finer details