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- 1Charli xcx explores rock music on 'Music, Fashion, Film'▼Charli xcx masterfully explores rock music in ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Charli xcx is drawing attention for 'Music, Fashion, Film', a project in which the pop artist ventures into rock music. Writing in the Brown Daily Herald, a critic praised the release, saying she 'masterfully' explores the genre, a notable shift for an artist best known for club-influenced pop and the brat phenomenon.
- 2Brown launches new Philosophy, Politics and Economics concentration▼University launches new Philosophy, Politics and Economics concentration
Brown University has launched a new undergraduate concentration in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, bringing the interdisciplinary programme long offered at other leading universities to its curriculum. The concentration will let students combine coursework across the three departments. The announcement was reported by the Brown Daily Herald, and campus reaction has so far been limited as details of the programme emerge.
- 3Pulitzer winner Benjamin Moser releases new book on anti-Zionism▼Pulitzer-winning author Benjamin Moser ’98 talks new book ‘Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History’
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Brown University alumnus Benjamin Moser has published a new book, 'Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History', and discussed it in an interview with the Brown Daily Herald. The book examines anti-Zionism through the lens of Jewish history, and Moser's reputation from his Pulitzer-winning work is drawing attention to the release.
- 4Students in DEI-targeted fields face hostile political climate▼In concentrations targeted by attacks on DEI, students grapple with a hostile political environment
Students at Brown University enrolled in academic concentrations that have become focal points of anti-DEI campaigns say they are navigating an increasingly hostile political environment. The Brown Daily Herald reports students feel their fields of study, targeted by critics of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, have been drawn into a broader national political fight over campus programs.