Analyzing crime at Brown over the years
By James Libresco, Caleb Ellenberg, Emily Feil and Michelle Bi | October 22More than 1,500 crimes have been reported to Brown police officials since 2019.
Caleb is from Madison, Wisconsin, and thus loves all things cheese and sports. He also loves data, and is excited to work on projects investigating the wealth of data about our university. When Caleb's not frantically coding up the next data desk project, you can find him devouring a chicken Caesar wrap at V-Dub (indisputably the greatest creation of Brown dining).
More than 1,500 crimes have been reported to Brown police officials since 2019.
Read The Herald's data project here.
The Herald’s data desk set out to show students what dining halls they frequented, among other patterns.
The (fairly uncompetitive) history of a one-sided rivalry.
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Here’s how the basketball teams can still make the tournament.
The Herald published its first edition on Wednesday Dec. 2, 1891. And while its mission of providing daily news to Brown remains, its writing style and the community it reports on has changed dramatically.