Hello, readers, and welcome to December! Just when you thought the Supreme Court was slowing down in preparation for the holiday season,...

In the Middle East, negotiations may (or very well may not) spell a coming peace. But while the eyes of the world have tentatively fallen...

At one point in his life, every adult Korean male must live in a military barrack, cut off from the civilian world, with just a few of...

I’m thankful for America. Does this mean I believe in American exceptionalism? It’s a question I’ve sometimes asked myself. For...

Over the past few years, the tablet computer phenomenon has exploded. Over thirty percent of Americans are now proud owners of tablets,...

Hello readers, and happy almost Thanksgiving! Whatever your views on the holiday or its circumstances may be, I hope that you eat good...

There. You clicked it. The rest of this column doesn’t even matter. But while I have you here, I might as well explain myself. No, I...

There are few things in the world as universal as soccer. In terms of international reach, other sports pale in comparison. The beautiful...

The civil rights of convicted felons are rarely considered important policy issues. At the risk of losing reelection, politicians often...

It’s hard to get a straight answer on the Affordable Care Act. Conversation on every component of the law is hugely partisan;...

Protest songs have always been an important mode of political discourse. Easily produced and disseminated, good protest songs and the...

As an undergraduate, the FBI closing of the Silk Road anonymous marketplace may not affect you beyond your drug supply or your easy...

On Thursday and Friday, Providence WaterFire hosted the Art of Placemaking conference in the Downtown Omni hotel. This conference brought...

Kal, the Economist’s cartoonist, gives us his top ten favorite cartoons he’s ever drawn. #cartoons #Economist #Kal

Hello, readers! I hadn’t expected to write about abortion this week, but after the Supreme Court dismissed Cline v. Oklahoma Coalition...

Hi readers! In honor of Election Day, it’s Debate Night here at Brown. The College Democrats and the College Republicans are facing off!...

Crisis in Syria. Government  shutdown. Republican civil war. Traditional media outlets such as the New York Times, NPR or CNN have...

BPR is covering live President Paxson’s University forum, which has been scheduled for 8:30pm in Alumnae Hall. After the outcome of...

A new BPR media video captures the moment that protestors shouted down NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, inside the amphitheater at...

Hello, readers! We have ahead of ourselves yet another week that’s devoid of Supreme Court oral arguments, so I figured now would be a...