Brown Political Review

Brown Political Review http://www.brownpoliticalreview.org: Welcome to Brown University's nonpartisan, student-run political commentary magazine.

BPR Magazine publishes quarterly, our content coming from student-submitted articles and opinions. Our website features commentary and up-to-the-minute analysis of major events on the political stage. Join today at http://www.brownpoliticalreview.org/join-bpr/. For more information, please visit our website or contact us at http://www.brownpoliticalreview.org/contact-us/.

Be sure to grab a copy of the new Fall 2024 issue at the Blue Room this week between 10 AM and 1 PM, or check out the ar...
02/06/2025

Be sure to grab a copy of the new Fall 2024 issue at the Blue Room this week between 10 AM and 1 PM, or check out the articles online at brownpoliticalreview.org!

“Silence is frequently conceptualized as the handmaiden of exclusion, oppression, and kleptocracy, an ever-present and s...
02/06/2025

“Silence is frequently conceptualized as the handmaiden of exclusion, oppression, and kleptocracy, an ever-present and suffocating miasma that chokes away hopes of change. But silence is far more than a garrote- in the right hands, it represents the possibility of better things against a present backdrop of cacophony, and even the stillness of a well-ordered political life. Political silence can be worth sticking up for. Many of our worst ideas survive rounds of heated debate but quickly flounder under silence’s damning gaze, while many of our best take shape out of a formless quiet…

Ironically, we hope this special feature leaves you anything but silent- whether it be moved or angered, wiser or more knowledgeable. But in the same breath, we would beseech you to appreciate silence when it comes and not to shatter it too quickly. To consider silence is to project a voice into the void, and as Friedrich Nietzsche wrote, to gaze into the void is to allow the void to gaze into you.”

-Isabel Greider & Bryce Vist, Editors in Chief

We are proud to present the Brown Political Review Fall 2024 Issue 02, Special Feature: Silence. Cover by Lily Engblom-S...
02/06/2025

We are proud to present the Brown Political Review Fall 2024 Issue 02, Special Feature: Silence.

Cover by Lily Engblom-Stryker.

Brown Political Review invites all Brown and RISD students to pitch to our first issue of Spring 2025, Special Feature: ...
01/30/2025

Brown Political Review invites all Brown and RISD students to pitch to our first issue of Spring 2025, Special Feature: LEGACY

Pitch to our United States, World, and Special Feature sections to write for our print magazine. Our Legacy special feature challenges you to consider the ever-shifting nature of historical narratives and their potency in shaping current discourse.

BPR Editors-in-Chief will be hosting a pitch workshop at the Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (25 George Street) on Thursday, February 6th 6:30pm. Come by to learn more about the magazine process and get help on how to pitch!

We will be accepting pitches until Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 11:59pm ET. Link to pitch is in our bio!

Brown Political Review presents SILENCE – the second issue of our Fall 2024 magazine. Join us to celebrate the incredibl...
01/25/2025

Brown Political Review presents SILENCE – the second issue of our Fall 2024 magazine. Join us to celebrate the incredible people behind the magazine on Friday, January 31st at 6pm in The Underground.

"To consider silence is to project a voice into the void" - Isabel & Bryce, SILENCE Editor's Note

*THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO CLUB MEMBERS ONLY*

Applications to join BPR for the spring semester are open! If you are looking to be a part of a community of politically...
01/08/2025

Applications to join BPR for the spring semester are open! If you are looking to be a part of a community of politically engaged students, BPR has a role for you, ranging from political journalism to graphic design and beyond!

We will be accepting applications until 11:59 PM on 1/26/25. You can find more information on all the opportunities that BPR has to offer at brownpoliticalreview.org/join or via the link in our bio.

APPLY HERE FOR ALL CREATIVE POSITIONS: https://tinyurl.com/CreativeBoard 🎨 Calling all artists and creatives from Brown ...
01/05/2025

APPLY HERE FOR ALL CREATIVE POSITIONS:
https://tinyurl.com/CreativeBoard

🎨 Calling all artists and creatives from Brown and RISD! The creative application for BPR is now open and will close on January 19th at 11:59pm EST.

✨ We are looking to hire Art Directors, Illustrators, and Designers for our Spring 2025 team, where we will publish two cycles of our magazine and create annual merch. Current students from Brown or RISD are encouraged to apply, grad and undergrad.

✉️ Stipends are offered for team members who qualify for financial aid. General applications for BPR (writers, editors, etc.) will open later and be announced soon! Please email [email protected] for any questions.

Last but certainly not least, meet the Managing Directors, Chief Copy Editors, Data Directors, Interview Directors, and ...
12/15/2024

Last but certainly not least, meet the Managing Directors, Chief Copy Editors, Data Directors, Interview Directors, and Web Director who also made incredible contributions to BPR leadership this semester!

Meet the BPR Editors in Chief, Chiefs of Staff, Chief Operating Officers, and Diversity Officer whose leadership allowed...
12/15/2024

Meet the BPR Editors in Chief, Chiefs of Staff, Chief Operating Officers, and Diversity Officer whose leadership allowed BPR to have a wonderful fall semester!

Meet the BPR Creative, Art, Design, and Multimedia Directors, whose hard work shaped BPR’s incredible artwork, graphics,...
12/15/2024

Meet the BPR Creative, Art, Design, and Multimedia Directors, whose hard work shaped BPR’s incredible artwork, graphics, and media this semester!

Title: “Dawn in Dhaka”Special Feature: ChangeAuthor: Dasha Dmitirieva ‘27, a Political Science and Psychology concentrat...
12/08/2024

Title: “Dawn in Dhaka”
Special Feature: Change
Author: Dasha Dmitirieva ‘27, a Political Science and Psychology concentrator and Staff Writer for BPR
Illustrator: Haley Sheridan ‘25, an Illustration major at RISD and Illustrator for BPR

Dasha Dmitrieva ‘27 recounts how five Bangladeshi students show that freedom protests in their nation can serve as a model for pro-democracy activists worldwide. Read more in print or online at www.brownpoliticalreview.org

Title: “Green Dreams, Red Nightmares”Special Feature: ChangeAuthor: Chiupong Huang ‘27, an English concentrator and Staf...
12/08/2024

Title: “Green Dreams, Red Nightmares”
Special Feature: Change
Author: Chiupong Huang ‘27, an English concentrator and Staff Writer for BPR
Illustrator: Paul Li ‘28, Perspective Architecture major at RISD and Illustrator for BPR

Chiupong Huang ‘27 analyzes how western climate activists have hurt their own cause by failing to recognize China’s human rights violations. Read more in print or online at www.brownpoliticalreview.org

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