Senior Staff Writer Leah Koritz is a senior staff writer covering science & research. Leah is from Dover, Massachusetts and studies Public Health and Judaic Studies. In her free time, Leah enjoys hiking, watching the Red Sox and playing with her dog, Boba.
A Brown and Harvard study found that rates of avoidable deaths increased in all 50 states.
The Herald interviewed three professors who spent time in politics prior to joining the Brown community.
Brown professors explain lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and look towards the future.
Study finds that adolescents at healthier weights showed stronger influence of circadian rhythm on caloric intake.
The lecture was hosted by the Center for Environmental Humanities at Brown.
A number of Brown classes have gone technology-free, citing more engaged students and less distraction.
Physics students across the world learn about different types of particles, from matter particles to force-carrying particles. But now, these aspiring physicists may have to learn about a new type of particle: fractional excitons.
The next time you’re planning on going for a run, check more than just the weather — the air quality might affect your performance too.
In its first class of the fall semester, CSCI 150: “Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Computer Science” drew a crowd of 510 students who flooded into the Salomon Center auditorium.
Category two clubs can now receive supplemental funding through the Undergraduate Finance Board, according to UFB Chair Naomi LeDell ’26.
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