Brown Taiwan Society hosted its annual Night Market last Saturday, bringing together cultural student organizations and performance clubs for an evening of food and entertainment.
Students at Brown and other colleges participated in Brown’s tenth annual Hack@Brown overnight hackathon this weekend.
Within 10 years of graduation, 80 percent of Brown students will have pursued some form of graduate school or professional study. The Herald spoke to five undergraduate students about whether they plan to attain a graduate degree. While some students said that they plan to attend graduate ...
Professor of Political Science Juliet Hooker, along with other academics, discussed her new book, “Black Grief/White Grievance: The Politics of Loss.”
During the University’s College Day, a cohort of local high school students met with the Young Entrepreneurship Program to learn more about community outreach programs.
Following new equipment updates at the beginning of the semester, the Nelson Fitness Center started using a live occupancy tracker to track the record number of students using the facility.
Over winter break, the Nelson Fitness Center underwent several changes, including the addition of a turf area, five squat racks and deadlift platforms. Funded by the University's Division of Athletics and Recreation, this project aimed to "elevate the experience" of students, wrote Amy Dean, ...
This spring, the University offered 13 Ukranian applicants notice of an “advanced likelihood of admission” to the class of 2026, The Herald previously reported. The Herald spoke to some of these students as they near the end of their first semester at Brown, as well as sophomores from Ukraine, ...
The Southeast Asian Studies Initiative, a student-led project seeking to increase the representation of Southeast Asia in the University’s curriculum, is pushing for something new: a dedicated department.
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