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Shrouded in fog and billowing white fabric, Elyanna took the stage for Spring Weekend 2024 and mesmerized audience members with her captivating voice and alluring movement. Her eyes cut straight through the Main Green; her stage presence was all-encompassing and infectious. She sang mostly in Arabic, ...

鈥業 want to run so people can walk鈥�: Elyanna on making music, sharing culture

By Isabel Hahn and Rya Vallabhaneni | April 21 | Arts & Culture

A swath of admitted students paraded Brown鈥檚 campus during A Day on College Hill last Friday. The ...

ADOCH 2024 sees over 1000 prospective students, multiple student protests

By Megan Chan | April 21 | University 国产偷拍

A swath of admitted students paraded Brown鈥檚 campus during A Day on College Hill last Friday. The ...

Not much happens in Wim Wenders鈥檚鈥淧erfect Days.鈥� The film follows Hirayama (K艒ji Yakusho), a ...

鈥楶erfect Days鈥� captures the beauty in nature and mundane

By Gabriella Wrighten | April 21 | Review

Not much happens in Wim Wenders鈥檚鈥淧erfect Days.鈥� The film follows Hirayama (K艒ji Yakusho), a ...

鈥業 will never stop writing poetry鈥�: get to know student poet Sarkis Antonyan 鈥�27

By Rebecca Weng | April 21 | Arts & Culture

This article is part of a National Poetry Month series featuring student poets at Brown.

Around 100 rally to support pro-Palestine demonstrators from Columbia during ADOCH

By Tom Li and Avani Ghosh | April 19 | University 国产偷拍

On Friday, around 100 students rallied in support of the 113 pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrested at Columbia University on Thursday.

Opinions

Artis 鈥�22: Brown鈥檚 reported Fortress investment is grossly misaligned with its sustainability goals

By Zanagee Artis | April 22

In a recently published article by Bloomberg, Brown University鈥檚 Investment Office is reportedly in advanced talks to 鈥渋nvest in Fortress Investment Group alongside Mubadala Investment Co. as part of the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund鈥檚 acquisition of a majority stake in the alternative asset ...

Piekarz '24: It鈥檚 Time to Reform the Brown Concert Agency

By Ben Piekarz | April 19

Spring Weekend is supposed to be a time of celebration for all students, a grand finale to Brown鈥檚 academic year. Historically, the Brown Concert Agency, tasked with organizing the Main Green Festival in late April, has courted artists such as Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, U2, Kendrick Lamar and Young ...

Editorial: It鈥檚 time for Brown to reform its faculty advising

By Editorial Page Board | April 19

As pre-registration comes to an end, many of us are reminded of the inadequacy of Brown鈥檚 faculty advising system. Whether you were met with a deafening silence from your advisor or a last-minute registration pin number, it is during this time of year when Brown鈥檚 lack of support becomes more apparent. ...

Gurj茫o 鈥�26: Brown鈥檚 physical spaces must accommodate leisure

By Maria Claudia Gurj茫o Bonaparte | April 19

Recently, I had a thought-provoking conversation with a recent Brown graduate working in economic consulting. Despite her demanding schedule that occasionally pushes into even later hours during busy weeks, she shared a surprising revelation: she feels better rested now than during her time at Brown. ...

O'Riordan 鈥�27: Caitlin Clark can鈥檛 change women鈥檚 sports alone

By Mary O鈥橰iordan | April 16

Caitlin Clark鈥檚 meteoric rise to fame has captivated even those who typically avoid sports like the plague. The 22-year-old point guard for the University of Iowa became a household name leading up to the 2023 Women鈥檚 NCAA National Championship Game against the LSU Tigers which doubled viewership ...

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BSI installation pays tribute to 130 hostages in Gaza, assembled ahead of ADOCH

By Tom Li and Avani Ghosh | April 19

Brown Students for Israel organized an installation on the Quiet Green to pay tribute to the approximately 130 hostages believed to be held in Gaza during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

BCA addresses Spring Weekend funding, artist selection process

By Anisha Kumar and Julianna Chang | April 18

Earlier this month, the Brown Concert Agency received widespread criticism for its lineup selection and poster design for this year鈥檚 Spring Weekend, which is set to occur on Sunday.

Brown in talks to invest in Fortress Investment Group, Bloomberg reports

By Ryan Doherty | April 18

Brown is allegedly in 鈥渁dvanced talks鈥� to invest in Fortress Investment Group with Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Co. and BTG Pactual, a Brazilian financial company, Bloomberg previously reported.

After funding crisis, what comes next for UFB?

By Leah Koritz and Julianna Chang | April 17

This year, student groups faced restricted budgets after the Undergraduate Finance Board aggressively spent its $1.2 million surplus in the 2022-23 academic year 鈥� leaving a $1.5 million gap between requested and received funding.

An overview of the Watson Institute, from then to now

By Ryan Doherty and Cate Latimer | April 17

On April 2, faculty approved a motion to create a School of International and Public Affairs, marking the next step in a continued push to develop Brown鈥檚 graduate program. The Corporation 鈥� the University鈥檚 highest governing body 鈥� is expected to vote on the motion this May, according to a ...

Arts & Culture

鈥楾here鈥檚 always a tension in trying to understand鈥�: get to know student poet Zihan Zhang 鈥�25.5

By Rebecca Weng | April 18

This article is part of a National Poetry Month series featuring student poets at Brown.

鈥楤right Future鈥� is the latest piece of Lenker brilliance

By Dennis Carey | April 16

As winter turns to spring, Adrianne Lenker鈥檚 new album 鈥淏right Future鈥� is the perfect accompaniment to the changing weather.

Metro

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Brown slated to begin construction on seven-story laboratory this summer

By Mira White | April 19

The University is set to continue its expansion into Providence鈥檚 Jewelry District with the creation of a seven-story lab building on Chestnut Street. The Providence Downtown Design Review Committee greenlit the building designs in December and construction is slated to commence this summer.

Goncalves introduces ordinance requiring council approval for bike lane removals

By Ciara Meyer | April 18

After the City announced plans to remove the South Water Street bike lane in early April, City Councilor John Goncalves 鈥�13 MA 鈥�15 (Ward-1) introduced an ordinance that would require the City Council to authorize the removal of any bike lanes within the city. At a City Council meeting this Thursday, ...

Smiley鈥檚 FY 2025 budget pledges 鈥榥o increases to taxes for businesses or residents鈥�

By Tom Li and Avani Ghosh | April 17

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced a $598.6 million budget proposal for fiscal year 2025 at his Wednesday budget address to the Providence City Council. This is Smiley鈥檚 second budget proposal as mayor.

First U.S. utility-scale offshore wind farm begins operations off the coast of Rhode Island

By Sophia Wotman | April 16

This article is part of an Earth Month series exploring environmental issues, climate initiatives and community stakeholders throughout Providence and Rhode Island.

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Women鈥檚 Crew crushes at Ivy Invitational, looks ahead to Big 10

By Galen Gibb | April 18

The Brown women鈥檚 crew team dominated at the Ivy Invitationals this weekend in a regatta that saw the team walk away with victories in 10 of 12 events. With this commanding performance, the Bears now rank fifth in the Pocock Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Poll for the first time this season, ...

Baseball suffers series sweep at Dartmouth

By Linus Lawrence | April 16

The baseball team (8-21, 3-9 Ivy) lost a trio of games in Hanover against Dartmouth (10-16, 5-7 Ivy) this past weekend, falling to last place in the Ivy League standings amid a five-game losing streak.

Domination in Ithaca: Bears take road series against Cornell

By Lydell Dyer | April 16

Over the weekend, the softball team (12-18, 5-7 Ivy) took on Cornell in Ithaca, New York. The Bears bested the Big Red, taking home two victories out of the three-game series. The first contest of the series was a Bruno offensive onslaught, blowing Cornell out 10-2. On the second day, the Bears split ...

No. 20 women鈥檚 lacrosse suffers 23-10 defeat to No. 17 Princeton

By Gus Bailey | April 15

The No. 20 women鈥檚 lacrosse team (9-4, 2-3 Ivy) fell to No. 17 Princeton (8-4, 4-1 Ivy) on Saturday by a score of 23-10.

Men鈥檚 lacrosse narrowly defeats No. 13 Princeton, lands first Ivy League victory

By Cooper Herman | April 14

Brown (2-9, 1-3 Ivy) pulled off an impressive win on Saturday, narrowly defeating No. 13 Princeton (7-4, 2-2 Ivy) 13-12. The Bears opened up Alumni Day with six unanswered goals to fend off the nationally ranked Tigers and secure their first Ivy League victory this season.

Science & Research

Grass on the Green: Brown social, political scientists discuss ramifications of marijuana legalization

By Jaanu Ramesh | April 18

On Saturday, thousands of students will continue the age-old tradition of flocking to the Main Green to celebrate one of Brown鈥檚 most renowned unofficial ...

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Experts discuss misinformation, AI regulation in 鈥楢I and Healthcare鈥� event

By Ian Ritter | April 18

Three experts discussed the importance of AI regulation and combating misinformation in 鈥淎I and Healthcare,鈥� the fourth event of the 鈥淐onversations ...