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During the town hall, Chief Investment Officer Jane Dietze and Investment Office Managing Director Peter Levine emphasized that the University has no direct investments in defense manufacturers and that the endowment鈥檚 only potential ties to the industry are through broader funds and indices. ...

Brown does not 鈥榙irectly invest in any weapons manufacturers,鈥� investment officials say at UCS town hall

By Charlie Clynes | November 30 | University 国产偷拍

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Brown-RISD Hillel has received both support and backlash from the campus community after affirming ...

Hillel affirms 鈥榰nassailable鈥� support for Israel, Zionist students

By Haley Sandlow | November 30 | University 国产偷拍

Brown-RISD Hillel has received both support and backlash from the campus community after affirming ...

Symposium Books, an independent bookstore in downtown Providence, is looking forward to celebrating ...

Symposium Books plans celebrations for 20 years in Providence

By Rebecca Weng | November 30 | Metro

Symposium Books, an independent bookstore in downtown Providence, is looking forward to celebrating ...

Overdose prevention centers do not increase crime, study co-led by Brown professor finds

By Sophia Wotman | November 30 | Metro

Overdose prevention centers are not associated with increased crime or disorder, despite safety concerns surrounding the sites, according to a recent study co-led by a Brown researcher.

60 staff members sign onto faculty letter in support of Jews for Ceasefire Now

By Ryan Doherty | November 30 | University 国产偷拍

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60 staff members signed onto a letter that called for the University to exempt 20 students from disciplinary proceedings after they were arrested at a sit-in.

Opinions

Hudes 鈥�27: We cooked: The importance of the shared meal

By Paul Hudes | November 30

In his column, Paul Hudes 鈥�27 argues that the shared meal should be appreciated for its innate ability to bring people together.

Editorial: Dining at Brown is on its way to greatness, but it鈥檚 not there yet

By Editorial Page Board | November 29

In their editorial, the editorial page board argues that Brown Dining Services should better consider the reactions of students and staff members as they plan future initiatives.

Malherbe 鈥�26: Do we really need more stories about white gay men?

By Paulie Malherbe | November 29

In their column, Paulie Malherbe 鈥�26 argues that Hollywood producers and audiences need to decenter whiteness and cisness in queer media and platform more intersectional stories.

Rahman 鈥�26: America is media illiterate. Schools must fill the gap.

By Tasawwar Rahman | November 28

Thanksgiving is a time for love, food and family. It is also a time to argue with our relatives over a plate of turkey, as many of us were reminded last week. These often heated conversations have made it evident to me that America is media illiterate 鈥斅爑nable to parse the many channels through which ...

Aizenberg 鈥�26: Bike helmets are not enough to keep cyclists safe

By Benjamin Aizenberg | November 28

In 2018, the World Wildlife Fund claimed that, by not using plastic straws, we could 鈥渉elp change the future for our oceans.鈥� They were certainly addressing an important problem, but plastic straws constitute only a fraction of overall plastic pollution. The only viable way to mitigate plastic pollution ...

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OIT 鈥榳orking through resolving鈥� campus printing problem

By Haley Sandlow | November 30

The Office of Information Technology is working to resolve a recent 鈥渂ug鈥� in the campus printing system, according to OIT staff.

鈥楾here weren鈥檛 really words鈥�: Brown community members react to shooting of Hisham Awartani 鈥�25 in Vermont

By Kathy Wang and Anisha Kumar | November 29

Brown students and faculty discuss devastation, anger, following the potential hate crime in which Brown junior Hisham Awartani 鈥�25 was shot and injured.

Brown Poker Club creates collaborative environment for players, enjoys competitive intercollegiate success

By Grace Hu | November 29

Brown Poker Club offers students a collaborative and social space to play and learn poker strategy.

How Brown community members celebrated Friendsgiving this holiday season

By Leah Koritz | November 29

Community members on campus for Thanksgiving found community during the holiday in 鈥淔riendsgiving鈥� celebrations

Former NAACP president to speak at 2024 MLK Jr. Lecture

By Samantha Chambers | November 28

Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel emeritus of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, will speak at the University鈥檚 annual Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture in February.

Arts & Culture

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鈥楾he Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes鈥� revives glory days of dystopian films

By Daphne Dluzniewski | November 29

The latest installment of 鈥淭he Hunger Games鈥� franchise, 鈥淭he Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes鈥� was released Nov. 17 and has led North American box office sales for two weekends since.

鈥業 Meant It Once鈥� by Kate Doyle 鈥�12 has thematic depth, not breadth

By Liliana Greyf | November 29

Kate Doyle 鈥�12鈥檚 debut short story series 鈥淚 Meant It Once鈥� has deliberate, thoughtful narratives that accompany its youthful characters.

Metro

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Providence Streets Coalition releases PVD Crash Data

By Yael Sarig | November 30

Providence Streets Coalition released their PVD Crash Data, which includes an interactive map of traffic incidents spanning 13 years of traffic data.

Suspect arrested, charged in shooting of three Palestinian students, including Brown University junior

By Neil Mehta | November 27

A suspect was arrested Sunday for the shooting of three Palestinian-American college students in Burlington, Vermont, according to the Burlington Police Department. The shooting occurred Saturday evening, and the victims include Brown undergraduate Hisham Awartani 鈥�25, Kinnan Abdalhamid and Tahseen ...

What鈥檚 the latest in the I-195 Redevelopment District?

By Rhea Rasquinha | November 27

With significant development across the district, and in the broader Jewelry District neighborhood, The Herald mapped out the 21 parcels of District land, compiling proposal and construction updates from the last 12 years.

City to revamp Brassil Memorial Park

By Haley Sandlow | November 26

Brassil Memorial Park is undergoing a redesign by the city, and will feature new play structures, paved areas and rain gardens.

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Sports

Bears take sixth place in Baha Mar Hoops Nassau Championship tournament

By Dennis Carey | November 30

Last weekend, the men鈥檚 basketball team traveled to Nassau, Bahamas to participate in the Baha Mar Hoops 2023 Nassau Championship, taking sixth place.

Men鈥檚 hockey finds mixed results in beginning of season

By Nicholas Miller | November 29

The men鈥檚 hockey team has seen mixed results to start the season.

Women鈥檚 hockey falls to Providence College in Mayor鈥檚 Cup loss

By Cooper Herman | November 29

The Brown women鈥檚 hockey team hosted the 28th annual Mayor's Cup on Saturday afternoon against Providence College.

Women鈥檚 basketball surges to victory against Monmouth

By Lydell Dyer | November 28

Coming back from a 17-point deficit, the women鈥檚 basketball team won against the Monmouth Hawks 59-58.

Volleyball takes second place in Ivy League tournament

By Dennis Carey | November 20

Bears take home four All-Ivy selections, Defensive Player of the Year for libero Jessie Golden 鈥�26.

Science & Research

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Study suggests active plate tectonics existed on Venus billions of years ago, not unlike Earth

By Elise Haulund | November 16

Until recently, researchers believed only one planet in our solar system had plate tectonics: Earth. But in a recent study, Brown University researchers ...

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1920s botany professor鈥檚 mycology samples return to Brown

By Robayet Hossain | November 15

This fall, the Brown University Herbarium welcomed back a piece of the University鈥檚 history: mushrooms pressed onto paper.