For students at Brown, shopping period offers an opportunity to explore various courses and discover new academic pursuits. Undecided first-year students, in particular, take advantage of these first ...

Providence police have charged a man for the murder of an 86-year-old. According to a press release, 25-year-old Dylan ...

President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 earned about $1.95 million in total compensation in 2024, according to the University ...

On Wednesday night, the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs welcomed CNN host Van Jones for a conversation on the state of American politics. In his talk, Jones explained ...

About 50 students streamed out of the front entrance of Hope High School at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, donning backpacks and protest signs scrawled with messages condemning U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

On Tuesday, Derek Lisi, a custodian who works in the Engineering Research Center, returned to his normal duties in the building for the first time since the mass shooting on Dec. 13. While Lisi is ...

After almost 80 years in business, Olneyville New York System is set to be sold to the Heritage Restaurant Group, according to a statement from both organizations. The restaurant, which says they ...

Far from the historic buildings that tower over the main green, some students stood beneath breathtaking monuments in their week off from school. Some left the New England cold for the sunny beach and ...

While many high school students are counting down the days until summer, Julianna Espinal — a junior at Classical High School and a youth organizer with activist group OurSchoolsPVD — has spent the ...

As the Trump administration’s efforts to overhaul higher education put Brown under a national spotlight, The Herald polled 1,392 undergraduates on topics ranging from political censorship to their ...

Brown is working with global consulting firm Teneo for its two external security assessments following the Dec. 13 shooting, according to a Thursday Today@Brown announcement sent by Russell Carey, ...

Economics Professor Roberto Serrano normally holds in-person exams for his ECON 1170: “Welfare Economics and Social Choice Theory” class, but this semester he decided to assign a take-home, ...