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Shiver, left, puts up their signature “Shiver of Sharks” fins. BMo, right, huddles after sectional wins against UMass and Vermont. Courtesy of Retta Karpinski (top photo) and Cooper Herman (bottom ...
Speakers discussed public health in the context of the event’s three themes: cost, access and quality, with a comparative analysis focus.
The talk, titled “No one is free until we are all free: discussion on Black Radicalism & Global Solidarity,” was the latest installment of BCSC’s “Heritage Series.”
Brown came out strong, leading 5-4 at the end of the first period, but Penn controlled the final three quarters, outscoring the Bears 15-8 over that time span.
This academic year, two University Hall sit-ins calling for divestment resulted in arrests and disciplinary actions.
According to GLO leaders and several students who applied for the extension, doctoral students created long term academic and financial plans based on a belief that all requests would be granted in full. ...
Goodman placed the largest piece of the exhibit, a landscape painting titled “People Make Glasgow,” on the back wall to be the first piece encountered by viewers.
At the event, Shekarchi said that the most important legislation he has passed was the Act on Climate in 2021.
The sponge-like matrix of Kuiper Belt objects slows the sublimation and outgassing of their original volatiles, potentially providing insight into the origins of the solar system.
Though she certainly has a long way to go to reach her full potential, the willingness girl in red has shown to experiment outside of her comfort zone is admirable. Photo Courtesy of Rolling Stone
After dropping the first game to the Lions, the Bears reversed the result, winning the next two and taking home a win. Photo courtesy of Apoorva Talwalkar
The Bears, stuck in an eight-game losing streak, currently sit at the bottom of the Ivy League standings with six conference games remaining. Photo courtesy of Kaiolena Tacazon via Brown Athletics
Thirty-one tracks running the gamut from bland to blandish may be a big ask for the casual listener. Photo Courtesy of Beth Garrabrant
The Open Curriculum was a selling point for most students, especially for those unsure of what they want to pursue.
Elyanna, A Palestinian-Chilean artist whose songs are predominantly in Arabic, is the second artist to perform in a language other than English in Spring Weekend history.
Antonyan described his writing process as sporadic yet disciplined over time. “Primarily, I focus on my own experiences and the general themes of adolescence and queerness,” he said.
Through touching moments and subtle acting, “Perfect Days” delivers a familiar, yet important reminder: Keep going. Courtesy of Neon.
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