On Monday, Judge Bruce Selya spoke at the Watson Institute in an event titled “The View from Inside the FISA Courts.” Selya is a federal...

One morning last month, Rhode Islanders woke up to the news that the National Rifle Association had been charged with the second-largest...

On October 29, New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was scheduled to deliver prepared remarks during a public lecture at Brown...

It wouldn’t be surprising if, five years from now, Brown still looks back at 2013 as the year of the Ray Kelly Event. It’s rare for a...

In the last two months at Brown, it sometimes feels as though we’ve been witness not to a news-generating controversy but a campus-wide...

It is good to be back after last week’s live-blogging interlude. Only later did I come to know the real reason I was tasked for the...

As the leaves change color and the temperature drops, winter and the flu season are fast approaching. With the chill also comes the...

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

On October 29th there were two events. At one, a New York City police commissioner was shouted down. The lecture hall in which he had...

Most everyone seems to agree that Tuesday was not our university’s finest hour. I’ve heard many of my friends express some sort of...

Starting the Conversation on College Hill. The event is a discussion of the impact of the Citizens United Supreme Court case and what...

Sometimes, what we write here on Brown Political Review can seem distant for the average Brown Student. What is a Brown student to do...

The Better World by Design conference, an annual gathering of Brown and RISD students, community members, and designers of all varieties...

BPR sponsored a panel of alumni journalists to discuss “Investigative Journalism in the Age of Polarization (and Misinformation).”...

This past Wednesday, I had the pleasure of attending the Common Cause dinner at the historic Rhodes on the Pawtuxet event hall. Common...

In light of this month’s budget and debt ceiling fiascos, a recent event hosted by Brown’s Common Sense Action (and co-sponsored by yours...

Brown Political Review is excited to present a marquee panel of alumni journalists to explore how journalism is changing in an American...

Stanley Druckenmiller and Geoffrey Canada are speaking. The event is being put on by Common Sense Action Brown University, and...

President Obama will officially nominate Janet Yellen, Brown class of ’67, for chairwoman of the Federal Reserve this coming Wednesday....

Joey DeFrancesco became a short-lived Internet celebrity in 2011 after the then-24 year old posted a video of himself quitting his job at...