The University is in the process of renovating 10 Barus and Holley classrooms that were closed after the Dec. 13 shooting, ...

Shortly after 4 p.m., Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, was hacked by ShinyHunters, a criminal hacker and extortion ...

The Graduate Student Council elected its executive board for the 2026-27 school year at its general body meeting on Wednesday ...

On Tuesday, faculty members passed a motion to transition faculty meetings to a co-chair model, reinstating President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 as the meeting chair, alongside Chair of the Faculty ...

The Boston Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts released their findings from a nearly five-month investigation into the Dec.

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 ...

Three students who were injured on campus during the Dec. 13 shooting are suing the University in three separate lawsuits over security failures, citing inadequate security measures and a failure to ...

Paul Hudes is the senior editor of opinions of The Herald's 136th Editorial Board. He previously served as an opinions editor and the head of the Editorial Page Board. He is from Baltimore, MD and ...

An April 10 report from a designated committee of professors at Yale determined that American universities bear significant fault for the erosion of public trust in higher education. The study cites ...

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 ...

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 ...

When Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies Omer Bartov was growing up in Tel Aviv, he played among the rubble of abandoned cemeteries, Arab houses and Palestinian property. But as a child, “we ...