The Watson School of International and Public Affairs intends to double its faculty within the next five years.
The Herald dug through archives, articles and other resources to track recent events that have influenced Brown’s relationship with local Indigenous communities.
University officials scaled back the use of external security guards, and fewer city officers patrol campus.
About $15 million of that funding comes from the R.I. Disaster Relief Program.
The R.I. chapter of the Party for Socialism and Liberation held the opening festival on Saturday.
The new building houses the late classics professor Michael C. J. Putnam’s memorial library.
The organization has planned cost-cutting measures, including a buyout program and executive restructuring.
Prospective students typically pay an $80 nonrefundable fee to submit an undergraduate application.
R.I. organizations are planning efforts to support Rhode Islanders who are no longer covered.
The bond would fund climate resiliency measures and other environmental projects across Rhode Island.
Alawieh’s case was first dismissed by a district judge in November 2025.
The eatery plans to open by the end of the year in the space previously occupied by PVDonuts.
Rhode Island’s blue economy generates 8.8% of the state’s GDP, according to a 2025 report from Grow Blue.
The ordinance is set to be considered by the HOPE Committee.
Mount Hope High School students created the film in partnership with nonprofit The Collaborative and a Brown professor’s research group.
Two speakers drew attention to the role of the media in sensationalizing mass shootings.
Speakers from three human rights organizations tackled issues from the conflict in Ukraine to reproductive injustice.
The community council also shared updates on campus security measures and efforts to foster open dialogue.
Providence received the largest award out of all the R.I. cities that received grants.
The R.I. Philharmonic premiered Nathan’s violin concerto in September.
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