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Early entrants to Spring Weekend 2025 were greeted by a curious sight: a brass band hefting sousaphones and trombones, dancing and playing a 45-minute set on the lawn, rousing attendees with their high-energy ...
Faculty voted against the implementation of a weeklong fall break at Tuesday’s faculty meeting, with 53% of faculty members denying a motion that would have extended Thanksgiving recess from its traditional ...
Professor of History and Slavic Studies Ethan Pollock has been appointed the next dean of the College, according to a May 6 Today@Brown announcement from Provost Francis Doyle.
On Saturday, thousands of Brunonians surged onto the Main Green for the annual Spring Weekend music festival. Now 75 years since the campus tradition’s conception, this year’s one-day festival featured ...
When I first went off meal plan junior year, I was 90 percent certain that it wouldn’t be a big deal. I was one of those kids who was obsessed with Gordon Ramsay’s cooking videos in middle school. ...
When a poet meets their hero, they are left frank and unpoetic. I had rehearsed every moment, every word, every gesture for years. I promised my poise would be practiced to perfection. I would impress ...
My first year at Brown passed by like a speeding train. I remember it only in images—snapshots, swathes of color, moments. I went to a lot of places. I said a lot of things, some of which were true ...
The thing about starting over is that it feels like uprooting the past—like leaving behind fragments of everything you once knew, just to stand before a canvas that’s untouched, a map that’s uncharted. ...
“E se ibi ti e ti bere, ese ibi ti e ba de, a dupe ore re, e se ibi te mu wa lo.”
Until last weekend, no rugby team had ever won the Collegiate Rugby Championship National 7s Women’s Premier Cup three years in a row. But from the first woman to play Division I baseball to the first ...
Mama Instant Noodles Shrimp Flavor (Tom Yum). That squeaky wrinkle sound became pleasing when I tore open the foil packaging. I dumped the brick of ramen and the powder of spices into a bowl, and my fingers ...
I dip a tiny strip of photographic paper into a vat of developer and I watch it sink. Tapping it gently with popsicle-stick prongs, I let my mind wander for two whole minutes. I’ll stop the developing ...
Imagine a bandit breaks into your house. He terrorizes your family, eats your food and then refuses to leave. When you attempt to force him out, he enlists help from the local government, which evicts ...
Large paintings of vibrant wildlife grace the walls of the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts. The work ranges from images of birds to journal pages. Created by Leslie Bostrom, the exhibition “Wild ...
On Thursday, Brown hosted the second installment of its twice-yearly “A Day on College Hill” event where admitted students visit Brown, meet their future classmates and decide whether they will make ...
Harold Ward, a professor emeritus of chemistry and environmental studies who is known as the father of the environmental studies program at Brown, passed away on Dec. 4, 2024 at the age of 89. He is survived ...
On Thursday, around 50 Rhode Island College community members gathered at the Rhode Island State House to protest the suspension of over 20 academic programs and concentrations, as well as the consolidation ...
After a two-year hiatus, an official marathon will return to Providence on May 4 this year.
On Thursday night at Avon Cinema, Brown Motion Pictures premiered four student-made films produced over the course of the semester. From the aftermath of a breakup to a spooky late-night walk, each of ...
Two minutes into “On Swift Horses,” a shirtless Julius (Jacob Elordi) asks for a cigarette. For the rest of the movie, not much changes: Elordi is seen in highly exposed orange mood lighting, either ...
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