Neil Mehta

While speakers’ comments ranged from condemnations of the shooting to political demands, they also highlighted Awartani’s character and values — a witty polyglot with a talent for archaeology and math who is intensely focused on others.

The Haffenreffer Museum will relocate from its Bristol site to 1 Davol Square in Providence’s Jewelry District in fall 2025.

An Oct. working paper from researchers at the School of Public Health and the University of Southern California found that distributing vaccines more equitably could have saved another 670,000 lives.

Renovated Africana Studies building opened for use in fall 2023

Subra Suresh, professor at large at the School of Engineering, was awarded the National Medal of Science Tuesday.

Brown plans to open its new athletic facility in time for the Spring 2026 season.

Library fully operational as of Monday morning

The survey, administered throughout the month of April, asked respondents about their personal experiences with bias, perceptions of the University’s diversity and equity efforts, awareness of Brown’s Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan and feelings of belonging on campus.

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The University must release documents related to its investigation of six prior allegations of sexual assault involving students, according to an order from the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island on Thursday. The records in question are protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

Full council approval remains necessary for the agreements to be implemented.

Brown ranks 230th among 286 of the most selective colleges in the country for socioeconomic diversity.

Several campus buildings faced flooding and leakages following a flash flood warning in some parts of Providence County Sunday afternoon.

The Office of Institutional Research released findings from its latest undergraduate survey, measuring student community engagement and perceptions of campus.

The contract’s announcement follows eight bargaining sessions between TALO and the University and marks the first agreement reached by TALO since CS TAs voted to unionize in March.

An applicant to Brown with parents in the top 0.1% of earners are over 2.7 times more likely to attend Brown than one from the bottom 20%, according to data from a new study by economists from Brown and Harvard.

Papay, a researcher who focuses on educational inequality, began at Brown as an assistant professor in 2012. 

Jha, current White House COVID-19 response coordinator, will return to his role as Brown’s dean of the School of Public Health.

Using publicly available information, The Herald compiled a profile of the Corporation.

Many low-income Rhode Island residents are finding it difficult to source fresh produce as SNAP becomes one of many welfare programs to be restricted since the pandemic.