Diving into Eugenides’s story provides the Brown community with the opportunity to reflect on the history of the nearly 300-year-old institution and the shared experience of everyone who calls College ...

Following the incident in Serrano’s course, The Herald reported that professors in the Department of Economics were shying away from offering take-home exams. This is not unique to Brown or economics.

The Foster Town Council voted to cancel their contract for Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras last Thursday, becoming the fifth Rhode Island town to do so. “I appreciate the tool, and ...

Bea Lindemann is a staff columnist and a member of the Editorial Page Board. She is from Miami Beach, FL and plans on concentrating in Political Science.

Sunstein focused on what he calls “constitutional moments” and “mini moments.” “The notion of a constitutional moment refers to a time when the public thinks we need some kind of refounding,” Sunstein ...

When students arrived on campus for the new school year, they returned to an unfamiliar Thayer Street area — one with four fewer places to dine and drink. Since May, Kung Fu Tea, Tiger Sugar, Aroma ...

Since its blockbuster release over the summer, Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has garnered mixed reviews from classics scholars who have spent their academic careers studying the 2,700-year-old ...

The Bears won their opening set of the trip but could not manage to tip another in their favor over the weekend.

But for some students like Teo Miranda-Moreno ’29, the three-word supplement exemplified Brown’s uniqueness. He added that he liked the “mix of the three words, longer questions (and) shorter question ...

In late August, Gov. Dan McKee — in collaboration with Walsh Construction and the Rhode Island Department of Transportation — released a schedule of construction benchmarks for the Washington Bridge ...

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“Broke My Heart” is similarly plaintive and equally forgettable. “Mews” has a certain novelty to its build, and “Afflictions” ...