Brown takes out $300 million loan amid federal funding uncertainty, budget deficit

By Cate Latimer | April 16

Follow The Herald’s latest coverage on how the Trump administration is impacting Brown here.

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Here are the alumni running for positions on the Brown Corporation

By Roma Shah | April 16

The voting period for the new members will close on May 2.

Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer defends pragmatist approach in Tuesday lecture

By Ethan Schenker | April 16

Breyer told The Herald that the court faces challenges with historic political divisions.

SGA ballot to include two questions on student response to federal actions

By Hadley Carr | April 16

The general election ballot opens April 16 at noon.

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At SGA forum, candidates for UCS and UFB discuss Trump administration, campaign platforms

By Chiupong Huang and Hadley Carr | April 16

The event drew over 200 students and featured speeches from UCS and UFB candidates.

A man in khakis and a button down points at an electric vehicle charging station, as another man has a thought bubble with dollar signs in it watches.

Trump administration tariffs could impact RI electric vehicle adoption, sustainability goals

By Talia Egnal | April 16

Increased import costs may stall the state’s net-zero carbon emission objectives.

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University News

Living in Perkins next year? Current residents say it’s not as bad as you think.

By Olivia Stacey | April 16

Students describe living in Perkins as a bonding experience.

A green bear statue stands near a brick building on Brown's Main Green.

University News

NAACP sues Education Department over attacks on DEI

By Roma Shah and Samah Hamid | April 16

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday against the U.S. Department of Education, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People alleged that the federal agency’s recent efforts to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at educational institutions are unconstitutional and discriminatory. ...

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Metro

The 52-year-old One Financial Plaza will be up for auction this June

By Allyson Chen | April 14

The owner of the building previously scheduled an auction for April, but postponed it to June 13.

Four students stand and hold various pins relating to Earth Day.

University News

Sunrise Brown aims to engage campus in environmental justice with Earth Month programming

By Annika Singh | April 14

Events include collaborations with other student organizations and affinity groups on campus.

Science & Research

Brown, other universities sue Department of Energy over research funding cuts

By Elise Haulund and Claire Song | April 14

Follow The Herald’s latest coverage on how the Trump administration is impacting Brown here.

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University News

Meet the 2025 Undergraduate Finance Board candidates

By Chiupong Huang and Hadley Carr | April 14

Chair and vice chair candidates reflect on their platform priorities before the voting opens on April 16.

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University News

Meet the 2025 Undergraduate Council of Students candidates

By Chiupong Huang | April 14

The Herald spoke to candidates for UCS president and vice president about their platforms.

Metro

RISD students rally against the revocation of one international student’s visa

By Sanai Rashid | April 13

On Friday, approximately 35 Rhode Island School of Design students rallied in response to the revocation of one RISD international student’s visa.

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University News

Brown hosts bi-annual Ivy Native Conference highlighting Indigenous activism

By Zarina Hamilton | April 13

The conference featured a series of guest speakers, workshops and traditional celebrations.

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University News

As some high schoolers decide if they will commit to Brown, federal funding is top-of-mind

By Annika Singh and Alejandro Ruiz | April 13

The Herald spoke to nearly two dozen admitted students about whether the freeze affects their college decision.

A picture of computational biology student Skylar Sergeant Walters, who won the Goldwater Scholarship last month.

University News

Skylar Walters ’26 wins Goldwater Scholarship

By Olivia Stacey | April 13

Skylar Walters ’26 wins the Goldwater Scholarship for her research on virus identification.

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University News

Brown Quiz Bowl Team places fourth all around at Division II Nationals

By Maria Kim | April 11

Brown’s Quiz Bowl Team placed fourth in Division II of the NAQT’s Intercollegiate Championship last weekend.

A picture of Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi ’91 P’27 in a chair.

University News

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi ’91 P’27 discusses curiosity, AI at SPS 10th anniversary event

By Sharanya Jain | April 11

President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 moderated the talk.

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University News

Retiring after 35 years, Rev. Janet Cooper Nelson leaves a lasting mark on the Brown community

By Zarina Hamilton | April 11

After 35 years of supporting Brown, Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson will retire at the end of the year.