In March, the Providence Place Mall instituted an updated code of conduct and a Youth Guidance Program.
Patricia Poitevien ’94 MD ’98 will be Brown’s next vice president for campus life effective June 1, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 announced in a campus-wide message on Tuesday morning. Poitevien will replace Interim Vice President for Campus Life Russell Carey ’91, who was appointed ...
The ACLU R.I. filed a lawsuit against the NEA, alleging that the agency’s recent changes to funding requirements are unconstitutional.
The Herald spoke with students and professors in classes where students have the opportunity to learn in a work-based setting.
Friedman’s book explores the nature of carceral violence and its impact on marginalized communities.
Follow The Herald’s latest coverage on how the Trump administration is impacting Brown here.
Students’ off-campus work offers community engagement opportunities, pre-professional experience and financial stability.
The increase requires approval from the Rhode Island General Assembly.
Butler Gutiérrez will study in Cambridge’s micro and nanotechnology enterprise program.
The Herald spoke to 10 students about how the pandemic impacted their lives before they found their way to Brown.
At a March 12 hearing, teachers, legislators and authors debated whether book bans should be permitted.
On Thursday evening, the University rounded out its admitted class of 2029 with 2,418 accepted applicants, marking an overall acceptance rate of 5.65%. This year, Brown saw a noticeable decrease in the number of applicants with 42,765 applying this cycle, 37,710 during regular decision and 5,055 during ...
Politicians have long called for the privatization of Amtrak, which has operated for over 50 years.
Students say fifth-year programs have provided continuity with their undergraduate studies.
This Ramadan, Brown’s Muslim community comes together through community iftars and prayers.
Brown Center for Students of Color student workers are fighting for speech and programming protections.
Several health care workers agreed that their industry has continued to struggle since the pandemic.
The idea for the two cities’ sisterhood was born out of a friendship between two people across the globe.
The announcement comes after federal funding threats at Columbia and Penn.
UNIV 0123: “Practical Introduction to Peer Advising” is no ordinary Brown course.
Solutions by The State News
