BrUMO aims to foster a passion for math among high school students and grow the local math community.
The Herald polled 1,145 undergraduates on campus’ most pressing issues.
Some are concerned over whether new students will be informed on Brown’s historical ties to slavery.
Faculty, alums and students are calling on Brown to resist any demands the Trump administration makes on funding.
Brown community members are required to complete the training by the end of the spring semester.
Despite uncertainty over cuts to federal funding, hundreds of R.I. nonprofits participated in this year’s 401Gives fundraiser.
The renovations use sustainable materials to build sidewalks and benches on the waterfront.
Five professors across many disciplines spoke at the “Data in the Trump/DOGE Era” panel on Monday.
The Herald spoke to 14 students about their initial reactions to the freeze and Brown’s response thus far.
RIPTA’s U-PASS program allows Brown students, staff and faculty to ride RIPTA buses for free.
On Monday evening, Rhode Island School of Design President Crystal Williams told the RISD community that one international student’s visa was revoked.
The Herald explores how Brown’s student housing options have changed over the decades.
On Sunday, Amos Hochstein offered an inside look into tactics he used in peace negotiations.
On Saturday, the Rhode Island School of Design’s Fleet Library hosted RISD students, local artists and designers for the 2025 UNBOUND Art Book Fair: a celebration of “books, zines and experimental printed matter,” according to the event’s website.
On Friday, Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and 20 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration “to stop the dismantling of three federal agencies” that support public libraries, museums, workers and small businesses, according to a press release from Neronha’s ...
On Friday, Rhode Island District Court Chief Judge John McConnell Jr. ’80 ruled that the Trump administration violated a March 6 preliminary injunction by freezing Federal Emergency Management Agency funds.
The protest was one of over a thousand similar rallies nationwide expected to take place on Saturday.
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The Herald spoke with students about their experiences with the accommodations process.
The agency stated that the rollbacks are “the biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history.”
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