Arts & Culture Editor Ann Gray Golpira is a Section Editor covering Arts & Culture. She is from Norfolk, Virginia and plans on concentrating in both International and Public Affairs and Anthropology. Outside of The Herald, you can find her writing, recording and producing her original music.
The Herald polled 495 incoming first-year students on their demographics, politics, dating lives and more.
The festival featured performances by Isabella Lovestory, BunnaB, Magdalena Bay and Thee Sacred Souls.
Prior to the discussion, the new feature documentary, “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,” was screened.
The Herald’s Data Desk tracked the dining hall activity of 171 students.
The Brown Concert Agency announced the 2026 lineup at midnight on Friday.
The English singer-songwriter’s three recent singles predict a remarkable second album.
The recent releases offer telling glimpses into the artists’ upcoming albums.
While other first-years were preoccupied with the Providence nightlife, accumulating DoorDash debt, and the freedom of early adulthood independence, my own freshman year obsession consisted of something much more exhilarating—the Google Snake game. Whether I was in class or merely getting ready for ...
Bruno Mars’s “The Romantic” is a lightly reworked spin-off of his prior releases.
Her sixth studio album, “luck… or something,” forces sentimentality with lazy lyrics and unremarkable vocals.
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