Snail Mail @ Brown encourages a return to traditional forms of communications.
The Herald sat down for a conversation with Naomi Ninneman, associate director for empowerment and prevention services at Bwell.
Community members shared religious prayers, anonymous student testimonies
$174 million in returns and $175 million in donations brought the combined value of the endowment to $6.6 billion.
The Office of Undergraduate Admission is turning to applicant recruitment to bolster student body diversity.
Brown’s endowment is its $6.6 billion invested fund, entirely composed of donations and grown through investments.
Violence in Israel and Gaza has sparked intense outcry from Brown community members, with several campus organizations holding vigils to commemorate the loss of civilian lives. Several student organizations have released statements of mourning while simultaneously condemning what they identify as ...
Global Brown Center speaker series hosted its first session on Oct. 17 with Keshia Abraham.
Kate Zernike discussed her newest book “The Exceptions: Nancy Hopkins, MIT, and the Fight for Women in Science” at a talk on Tuesday.
Brown students raised over $3,000 for humanitarian relief efforts after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit Afghanistan on Saturday, Oct. 7.
Brown plans to open its new athletic facility in time for the Spring 2026 season.
Library fully operational as of Monday morning
The Brown Lecture Board hosted Emmy-nominated actor and comedian Rainn Wilson Monday evening, an event which included a moderated conversation and a student question-and-answer session afterward. In a wide-reaching interview, Wilson covered a lot of ground: The conversation included topics ranging ...
Community members take photos, grab merch in support of LGBTQ+ community
Former and current students and faculty came together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Writing Fellows Program in the Watson Institute for International Affairs Wednesday. The event featured a panel of writing fellow leaders past and present who discussed the role the program played during ...
On Monday, it was dog meat. On Tuesday, it was “HuMilk” — or, supposedly, human breast milk. At a table at the bottom of Wriston Quadrangle last week, a table staffed with volunteers handed out “samples” to willing students and had conversations with others.The samples? ...
Recent violence in Israel and Gaza, students told The Herald, has reverberated through campus — leading them to seek community and space to mourn.
Robinson Meyer, founder of Heatmap, discussed President Biden’s economic policies and their relationship to the energy transition at a Watson Institute lecture Thursday.
A Sept. 28 panel hosted by Brown Alt Protein Project allowed entrepreneurs and researchers to explore the future of protein and discuss the alternative protein scene.
Wake Forest University professor and former MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry spoke about barriers in higher education at a Thursday lecture hosted by the Center for Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
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