By dollar value, Brown’s financial aid packages are squarely in the middle of the pack among its Ivy League peers. But it consistently ranks lowest or second-lowest in the Ivy League in the portion of students who apply for and receive financial aid, The Herald’s analysis of Common Data Sets ...
Community members raise concerns over definition’s applications, cite lack of specific regulations
While working in various mediums and materials, five RISD student artists share the common goal of storytelling
Content warning: This article includes mentions of suicide.
This November, the Brown/Fox Point Early Childhood Education Center celebrated its 50th anniversary as a resource for Fox Point and University-affiliated families with young children.
As the class of 2024 begins to look beyond their time on College Hill, immediately starting graduate school may seem like the natural next step for some. But many are considering taking a gap year before committing to a graduate degree.
On Saturday afternoon, more than 200 students filed into Salomon 101 for the University’s Midyear Completion Celebration.
On Friday, 14 organizations from across Providence and over 50 protestors gathered at the Rhode Island State House to “Get Loud for Gaza,” showing support for Palestine and calling for a permanent ceasefire. Demonstrators called on the Rhode Island congressional delegation to voice support for a ...
On Saturday morning around 11 a.m., roughly 30 community members joined organizers from Climate Action Rhode Island — a local affiliate of the international 350.org climate movement — to protest at JPMorgan Chase Bank in Barrington. The protestors demanded that Chase divest from the fossil fuels ...
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On Aug. 31, the Student Activities Office proposed changes to the Alumnae Hall performance stage after announcing in an email to student performance groups that due to sustained damage of some of the portable thrust platforms, the thrust would be temporarily out of use.
Providence Streets Coalition released their PVD Crash Data, which includes an interactive map of traffic incidents spanning 13 years of traffic data.
The Office of Information Technology is working to resolve a recent “bug” in the campus printing system, according to OIT staff.
During the town hall, Chief Investment Officer Jane Dietze and Investment Office Managing Director Peter Levine emphasized that the University has no direct investments in defense manufacturers and that the endowment’s only potential ties to the industry are through broader funds and indices. ...
Brown-RISD Hillel has received both support and backlash from the campus community after affirming support for Israel and Zionist students in a Monday email to its listserv following the shooting of three Palestinian college students last Saturday.
Symposium Books, an independent bookstore in downtown Providence, is looking forward to celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2024.
Overdose prevention centers are not associated with increased crime or disorder, despite safety concerns surrounding the sites, according to a recent study co-led by a Brown researcher.
60 staff members signed onto a letter that called for the University to exempt 20 students from disciplinary proceedings after they were arrested at a sit-in.
Brown students and faculty discuss devastation, anger, following the potential hate crime in which Brown junior Hisham Awartani ’25 was shot and injured.
Brown Poker Club offers students a collaborative and social space to play and learn poker strategy.
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