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An independent, student-run news organization serving the Brown University community since 1891.
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Former and current members of King House and Alpha Delta Phi, the University’s literary societies, reflect on the chapters’ origins and traditions.
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The Culinary Food Hub of Providence opened last October in the Providence Public Library to support the Genesis Center.
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As artificial intelligence rapidly gains prominence and sophistication, health care professionals in Rhode Island have been harnessing the new technology in an attempt to improve patient care.
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Brown’s American Physician Scientist Association held its third annual conference Saturday, featuring panels, workshops and research presentations.
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REVIEW | Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show powerfully blended strong political messages with smash-hit songs for an energizing show.
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In late January, President Trump signed executive orders targeting transgender students, but current Rhode Island policies have created widespread protection for LGBTQ+ youth.
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The Institute at Brown for Environment and Society hosted the Climate Careers Exploration Fair in Sayles Hall on Feb. 7.
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Last month, the National Endowment for the Arts announced that it would grant $300,000 to support the work of 12 art initiatives across Rhode Island.
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REVIEW | Last week, Lady Gaga, LISA and Doechii released new songs that deserve a spot on your playlist.
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A recent School of Public Health study found a lack of diversity among providers within Medicare Advantage — the private sector of Medicare — leaving many Black and Hispanic patients without representative care.
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“After Hours” — the annual staff art exhibition on display at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts — represents the creative processes that occur after traditional working hours.
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Providence community members celebrate the Year of the Snake with festivals from the East to South side.
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The GSC approved a $115,000 budget for the spring semester, increasing funding for conferences.
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ACLU R.I. urged all 39 state municipalities to adopt an ordinance limiting local law enforcement cooperation with ICE and CBP.
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Matthew Guterl P’26 P’28, professor of Africana studies and American studies, will be the University’s next vice president for diversity and inclusion.
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On Tuesday, Provost Francis Doyle announced that Greg Hirth ScM’87 PhD’91, a professor of earth, environmental, and planetary sciences, will be Brown’s next vice president for research.
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Providence School Board members were sworn in during a historic ceremony that followed Thursday night’s city council meeting.
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For many student groups, Super Bowl Sunday is the perfect opportunity to connect with community members and see old friends.
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Some of Brown’s 17 newest students spoke to The Herald about their path to Brown.
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The Lumina Festival features interactive art installations and local artists.
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