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Brown Canvas hacked in nationwide cyberattack

Shortly after 4 p.m., Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, was hacked by ShinyHunters, a criminal hacker and extortion ...
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GSC elects new executive board at May meeting, three spots left unclaimed

The Graduate Student Council elected its executive board for the 2026-27 school year at its general body meeting on Wednesday ...
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University announces summer plans for Barus and Holley renovations, security camera expansions

The University is in the process of renovating 10 Barus and Holley classrooms that were closed after the Dec. 13 shooting, ...
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Faculty vote to establish co-chair model for faculty meetings

On Tuesday, faculty members passed a motion to transition faculty meetings to a co-chair model, reinstating President ...
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Hundreds rally for graduate unionization, immigrant protections

Several speakers also acknowledged the ongoing unprecedented unionization efforts led by Brown graduate fellows. “All grads ...
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R.I. bike infrastructure faces funding challenges, stalled efforts to connect paths

The East Bay Bike Path — a route that runs along the Narragansett Bay through four towns — is one of Providence’s popular outdoor attractions. But some Rhode Island residents and bike mobility ...
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Push for revitalization of Providence ‘castle’ persists despite political roadblocks

For decades, a century-old armory has stood practically vacant on the west side of Providence. Originally built in 1907 and used by the National Guard for the next 90 years, the Cranston Street Armory ...
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Hundreds protest Citizens Bank’s ties to ICE outside shareholder meeting

In front of the Citizens Bank headquarters in downtown Providence, hundreds gathered Thursday morning to protest the bank’s alleged financing of private prison companies operating federal Immigration ...
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The Nitro Bar to start brewing in Fox Point

The Nitro Bar, a Rhode Island-based coffee company, will be opening its second Providence location at 134 Ives Street in the Fox Point neighborhood. The new storefront, which is set to open in late ...
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Alabama Sen. Katie Britt attacks Brown’s preparedness, response to Dec. 13 shooting

In a United States Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on Tuesday, Alabama Sen. Katie Britt attacked Brown’s security preparedness for the Dec. 13 shooting. Britt stated that Brown violated the ...
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Smiley proposes Providence’s first green revolving fund

Earlier this month, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced a proposal to direct $3 million toward creating Providence’s first green revolving fund. If approved, the money will sponsor energy ...
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Brown researchers track gas prices, impact of Iran war on U.S. consumers

“The tracker is built for journalists and anyone who wants to get a sense of the cost impact of the war for Americans in terms of their everyday fuel purchases — which is only one part of the total ...