After coming to Brown in April 2025 to see a production of her play “Potatoes of August,” Sibyl Kempson knew she would one ...

The Herald spoke to six fellows about their experiences in the John Hay Library Undergraduate Fellowship Program.

Since its release, the book has been criticized in reviews published by the New Yorker and the New York Times.

Brown Bee Coffee will soon open a second location at the corner of Waterman and Brook streets. The new cafe, which will be ...

Directed by Lance Oppenheim, the film tells a fictionalized, behind-the-scenes story of Dateline NBC’s popular show “To Catch ...

The British singer’s latest album presents a vulnerable commentary on putting on a persona and the meaning of art.

The idea for a philosophy, politics and economics degree was first introduced at Oxford University in the 1920s, according to ...

This academic year, the SPH will pilot the new fellowship, which is funded by the school and will provide students with ...

On Sept. 13, 29 students were relocated from Grad Center D due to a water leak. The leak, which affected suites 110 through ...

Kirby’s journey began on May 21 in Saint Augustine, Florida, and he made his way across southern states before finishing his ...

On Sept. 15, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs granted $8.72 million to several R.I. community organizations — Veterans Inc., The Providence Center, YWCA Rhode Island and Operation Stand Down ...

Every semester at Brown, new and returning students are subjected to a two-week academic crucible, otherwise known as shopping period. Some cruise through it on the back of a strong preregistration ...