The University admitted 1,674 applicants to the class of 2030 on Thursday evening, bringing the overall acceptance rate to 5.35%. A total of 47,937 prospective students applied to join the incoming ...

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

For people experiencing paralysis, communication often means spelling out words one letter at a time by using their eyes to select letters on a keyboard, according to Daniel Rubin, a critical care ...

Since joining the Brown Arts Institute in 2020, Avery Willis Hoffman braved COVID-19, shepherded the creation of the Lindemann Performing Arts Center and taught numerous courses. She has now decided ...

Two new rulings by the Rhode Island Superior Court mean that the city will be required to provide additional funding to the Providence Public School District. The rulings follow a case brought by the ...

At her Brown graduation, Jessica Meir ’99 walked through the Van Wickle gates in common University tradition. Her family held ...

The changes, which the NSF and Education Department plan to implement, would prioritize grants for research that advances the ...

Bellamkonda, who was appointed to the position in March, credits his time at Brown for influencing his career path.

In trials testing steroid injections and other active treatments, saline is typically used as the placebo. But Brown ...

During fiscal year 2026, the City of Providence completed 988 housing units and permitted 726 new residential units, ...

As a number of federal policies impact availability of COVID-19 vaccines, Rhode Island is looking to preserve access through protective measures. The moves followed a recent U.S. Food and Drug ...

Nine years ago, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 delivered the last documented “State of Brown” Address. The event had ...