The Brown Daily Herald

31/10/2025

In her talk, Howard University professor Dana Williams discussed her 2025 book highlighting Toni Morrison’s editorship at Random House.

Williams urged closely examining “traces of beauty and sensibility” in Morrison’s work as an editor, not just as an author.

31/10/2025

REVIEW | All the star power of “The Woman in Cabin 10” can’t save the film from its own lack of originality and superficiality.

Viewers should set low expectations for this unoriginal take on a murder mystery. 

31/10/2025

In The Herald’s Fall 2025 Poll, most students reported going out less than once a week. The number varied between class years, with seniors most likely to report going out at least once a week and sophomores least likely. 

Reporting by Jeremiah Farr
Produced by Kaiolena Tacazon
Edited by Cody Cheng, Harry Guo and Kaiolena Tacazon

31/10/2025

Five semesters since his last “City Politics” lecture, James Morone and colleagues celebrated his retirement at a Thursday event organized by the Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy.

The event celebrated Morone’s retirement after 42 years at Brown.

31/10/2025

On Saturday afternoon, two Brown students were threatened at knifepoint during an attempted robbery outside Verney-Woolley Dining Hall, according to an email from the Department of Public Safety and videos reviewed by The Herald.

An unknown assailant allegedly punched a student and wielded a knife during a Facebook Marketplace transaction.

31/10/2025

Prior to delivering the 104th Ogden Memorial Lecture, Hillary Clinton sat down with The Herald to delve into her perspective on the state of higher education, the future of the Democratic Party and the role young voters have in preserving democracy.

The Herald sat down with the former secretary of state and 2016 presidential candidate before she delivered the 104th Ogden Memorial Lecture.

31/10/2025

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat down with The Herald to explain her perspectives on the state of higher education, the future of the Democratic Party and the role young voters play in preserving democracy.

The Herald sat down with the former secretary of state and 2016 presidential candidate before she delivered the 104th Ogden Memorial Lecture.

31/10/2025

Maureen Phipps, a professor emerita of obstetrics and gynecology, was elected to the National Academy of Medicine this year.

Phipps received the recognition for her leadership in women’s health.

31/10/2025

REVIEW | In “Frankenstein,” Guillermo del Toro’s directorial blunders are saved by Jacob Elordi’s knockout performance and a fresh new take on the lead creature’s plight.

Jacob Elordi’s performance is the only thing that makes the film worth watching.

31/10/2025

In their editorial, the editorial page board argues that DPS mismanagement is a threat to public safety.

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30/10/2025

In her article, Beatriz Lindemann ’29 argues that Brown should encourage students, especially young women, to take advantage of their college education to gain financial literacy.

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30/10/2025

In her article, Isabella Gardiner ’28 argues that Sidechat, an anonymous online forum of Brown students, has united Brunonians around common humor, concerns and reflections while isolating the University’s in-person community.

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