Ceremony employees seek unionization over wages, benefits, working conditions
(02/13/25 4:40am)
Employees at Ceremony’s two locations are seeking unionization.
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Statewide summit highlights need for community-centered overdose prevention
(02/13/25 4:01am)
On Wednesday, local advocates, government officials and behavioral health workers gathered at the 2025 Statewide Community Overdose Engagement Summit to evaluate strategies for combating overdoses and ...
RI bill seeks to create defined ‘protected spaces’ for undocumented residents
(02/13/25 3:33am)
Late last month, State Representative Karen Alzate (D-Pawtucket, Central Falls) introduced the Protected Spaces Act in the Rhode Island Statehouse in an aim to clarify the bounds of “protected spaces” ...
‘The Substance’ contrasts grotesque visuals with the temporal nature of beauty
(02/13/25 3:14am)
“The Substance” is grotesque, jarring and honestly quite gross. What it lacks in dialogue it makes up for in creeping noises and visuals. The film’s gory nature glaringly contrasts with the idea ...
‘Companion’ brings a fun twist to an old story, but not much else
(02/13/25 1:50am)
Movies where robots gain sentience and take control are not novel in Hollywood. Since the days of Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” and Michael Crichton’s “Westworld,” the film industry ...
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(02/12/25 6:08am)
Each unit in ECHO Village is 70 square feet and contains a locking door, an heating and AC unit, a twin XL bed and other amenities.
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(02/12/25 3:43am)
Simpson is a Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg musician and academic who has written eight books. “Theory of Water” will be her ninth, set to release on April 22. Courtesy of Andrew Hsieh
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(02/12/25 3:42am)
The Bears came out of the gates hot, opening the game with an 11-point run that included a jumper and a three-pointer from Kino Lilly Jr. ’25.
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(02/12/25 3:36am)
Students studying abroad at Brown tend to choose English-speaking countries, according to study abroad advising fellow Liam Cohen.
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(02/12/25 3:33am)
Al-Hussaini graduated from Brown in 1995 with a degree in comparative literature.
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(02/12/25 3:24am)
Despite the heartbreaking result, Malcolm Wrisby-Jefferson ’27 delivered a breakout performance, scoring a career-high 16 points on 7-for-9 shooting. Courtesy of Brown Athletics
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(02/12/25 3:20am)
Each unit in ECHO Village is 70 square feet and contains a locking door, twin XL bed, heating and AC unit, and other amenities.
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(02/12/25 2:02am)
The readings were followed by a conversation moderated by Professor Kwame Dawes, Poet Laureate of Jamaica and a faculty member in the Literary Arts Department.
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(02/12/25 2:02am)
Claudia Rankine is a MacArthur Fellow and the bestselling author of “Citizen: An American Lyric.”
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(02/12/25 2:02am)
Bernadine Evaristo is a Booker Prize-winning author for her novel “Girl, Woman, Other.”
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(02/12/25 1:51am)
The 100-year-old church is in severe disrepair after the fire two weeks ago.
First RI temporary pallet shelter opens doors, following months-long delays
(02/12/25 6:12am)
On Tuesday, government officials and local housing organizations unveiled a long-awaited temporary pallet shelter in Providence.
Award-winning authors Claudia Rankine, Bernadine Evaristo reflect on literary arts at Brown event
(02/12/25 6:18am)
On Tuesday evening, award-winning writers Bernadine Evaristo and Claudia Rankine read excerpts of their work and reflected on storytelling during an event at the Lindemann Center for the Performing Arts. ...
How Brown 2026 is shaping the University’s course offerings
(02/12/25 5:57am)
As part of Brown 2026, faculty are developing new courses in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding. Professors across multiple departments have also designated existing ...
This semester, 255 Brunonians are hitting the books abroad
(02/12/25 6:25am)
As Brown students traveled back to College Hill to kick off the spring semester, 255 of their classmates flew to study abroad programs in countries across the globe.
