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

In late August, the Providence Place Mall was acquired by an investment group consisting of DW Partners, Paolino Properties ...

In the LUX-ZEPLIN, or “LZ,” experiment, researchers at Brown helped analyze data from 2023 and early 2024 containing a signal ...

Increased AP scores, higher graduation rates and lower absenteeism are all crucial factors behind Rhode Island’s ranking.

Annika Melwani is a metro senior staff writer covering state politics and justice. She is from New York City and plans on ...

With many “beep-beeps” and “meep-meeps,” “Coyote vs. Acme” is a fun watch for most audiences. But for devoted Looney Tunes ...

Almost 15 years after its conception, Associate Professor of History Linford Fisher’s new book, “Stealing America: The Hidden Story of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History,” is set for release on April ...

The Friday panel was the first event in the Cogut Institute for the Humanities’s “Humanists On ______” series.

Since the shooting, Brown has closed many of its buildings to the public. But the University is now considering an expansion of its Alumni Card program in which Brown alums may obtain access to ...

With election night complete at all Ward 1 polling locations, Miguel Youngs has declared that he won the Democratic primary for the City Council position, defeating incumbent John Goncalves ’13 MA’15 ...

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Christopher Botelho ’13, a BUH employee who uses he/she/they pronouns, disagreed strongly with the decision to hire Owens.