After a yearslong effort to sell two Rhode Island hospitals, the Centurion Foundation — a Georgia-based nonprofit — secured sufficient funding on Wednesday to finance the purchase of the Roger ...
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 earned about $1.95 million in total compensation in 2024, according to the University ...
Providence police have charged a man for the murder of an 86-year-old. According to a press release, 25-year-old Dylan ...
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, ...
The inaugural report of the Generative AI in Teaching and Learning Committee (GAITL) found asymmetric patterns of generative AI use across campus. According to the report — shared with the community ...
On Feb. 22, hundreds of protestors rallied outside the Rhode Island State House against Elon Musk and the Trump administration. The event, called “Fight Back & Give Back: R.I. Protects Our Own from ...
When thinking of director Emerald Fennell’s films, breathtaking visuals — born through her strong directorial vision and Linus Sandgren’s cinematographic skills — are the first thing that come to mind ...
Most students who apply to Brown toil over their application without guidance from anyone affiliated with the University. But the avenue for admission is slightly different for recruited athletes ...
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan ’81 P’14 P’19 was announced as Brown’s 22nd chancellor in a Feb. 13 Today@Brown announcement. He will succeed Samuel Mencoff ’78 P’11 P’15 to lead the University’s ...
The Lumineers released their new album “Automatic” on Feb. 14 — and, contrary to the name of their lead single “Same Old Song,” there’s nothing old about this inventive return to their signature style ...
Over three decades after Steven Spielberg directed the classic adventure movie “Jurassic Park,” he’s still not done with dinosaurs. Netflix released Spielberg’s “The Dinosaurs” last Friday, a ...
Breathing heavily, his shoulders heaving, Elias Archie ’26 leapt out of his kneeling position across the start line and into a blistering sprint. Archie — who recently broke Brown’s program record in ...