BPR Media explores the trials facing refugees in a four part documentary series filmed within the Derveni Camp in Greece. The first episode, “There’s No Help”, explores the disillusionment of people within the camp with the UN, EU, and refugee ...
Everyone has heard of net neutrality, but do you know what it actually is? And what does the internet look like in countries without net neutrality? Learn more with this infographic from the BPR Media Team. Infographic by Jennifer Shook &...
Video by Zack Goldstein, Julie Pham, and Chris Wong Ten years after the publication of the Slavery and Justice report, which detailed Brown’s relationship with the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, what has changed? Explore how this history is remembered...
BPR Media explores the trials facing refugees in a four part documentary series filmed within the Derveni Camp in Greece. The first episode, “There’s No Help”, explores the disillusionment of people within the camp with the UN, EU, and refugee ...
BPR Media explores the trials facing refugees in a four part documentary series filmed within the Derveni Camp in Greece. The first episode, “There’s No Help”, explores the disillusionment of people within the camp with the UN, EU, and refugee ...
Everyone has heard of net neutrality, but do you know what it actually is? And what does the internet look like in countries without net neutrality? Learn more with this infographic from the BPR Media Team. Infographic by Jennifer Shook &...
Everyone has heard of net neutrality, but do you know what it actually is? And what does the internet look like in countries without net neutrality? Learn more with this infographic from the BPR Media Team. Infographic by Jennifer Shook &...
Video by Zack Goldstein, Julie Pham, and Chris Wong Ten years after the publication of the Slavery and Justice report, which detailed Brown’s relationship with the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, what has changed? Explore how this history is remembered...
Video by Zack Goldstein, Julie Pham, and Chris Wong Ten years after the publication of the Slavery and Justice report, which detailed Brown’s relationship with the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, what has changed? Explore how this history is remembered...
Video by Isabela Karibjanian, Rachel Markell and Julie Pham....
Video by Isabela Karibjanian, Rachel Markell and Julie Pham....
With Ban Ki-Moon’s term coming to an end this year, learn more about the process to pick the next Secretary General of the United Nations with this update from the BPR Media Team. Video by Rachel Markell, Julie Pham, and Drew To...
With Ban Ki-Moon’s term coming to an end this year, learn more about the process to pick the next Secretary General of the United Nations with this update from the BPR Media Team. Video by Rachel Markell, Julie Pham, and Drew To...
In July, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo signed into law legislation aimed at curbing racial profiling in law enforcement. Unsatisfied with the extent of the legislation, community organizations in Providence came together to create the Communi...
In July, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo signed into law legislation aimed at curbing racial profiling in law enforcement. Unsatisfied with the extent of the legislation, community organizations in Providence came together to create the Communi...
What is UCS? Although the Undergraduate Council of Students is a body representing Brunonians, many students are unacquainted with the organization. As we elect a new UCS executive board, this feature aims to shine light on an organization integral ...
What is UCS? Although the Undergraduate Council of Students is a body representing Brunonians, many students are unacquainted with the organization. As we elect a new UCS executive board, this feature aims to shine light on an organization integral ...
Whether or not to raise the minimum wage is a central point of contention in the nationwide debate on the economy and income inequality. BPR’s Media Team explores the impact of minimum wage on both workers and businesses. Video by Indira Pran...
Whether or not to raise the minimum wage is a central point of contention in the nationwide debate on the economy and income inequality. BPR’s Media Team explores the impact of minimum wage on both workers and businesses. Video by Indira Pran...
In Rhode Island, 1 out of every 200 people is homeless. With limited resources, grassroots organizations are working to ensure that the voices of the homeless are heard. In this op-doc, BPR’s Media Team explores how individuals who have experie...
In Rhode Island, 1 out of every 200 people is homeless. With limited resources, grassroots organizations are working to ensure that the voices of the homeless are heard. In this op-doc, BPR’s Media Team explores how individuals who have experie...
This past July, William Deresiewicz’s article, “Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League,” and his criticism of elite universities sparked a nationwide conversation on the value of these institutions and their failure as engines ...
This past July, William Deresiewicz’s article, “Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League,” and his criticism of elite universities sparked a nationwide conversation on the value of these institutions and their failure as engines ...
As Brown University celebrates its 250th Anniversary, BPR Media has produced a short documentary on the 1968 black student walkout and the 1975 University Hall takeover; movements which mobilized hundreds of students to take action against the Admini...
As Brown University celebrates its 250th Anniversary, BPR Media has produced a short documentary on the 1968 black student walkout and the 1975 University Hall takeover; movements which mobilized hundreds of students to take action against the Admini...
Inspired by The Dish, BPR invited its readers to submit questions for Mother Jones Washington Bureau Chief David Corn. In the latest update in our series, a reader asks Corn for what policy he thinks the Obama administration will be most harshly jud...
Inspired by The Dish, BPR invited its readers to submit questions for Mother Jones Washington Bureau Chief David Corn. In the latest update in our series, a reader asks Corn for what policy he thinks the Obama administration will be most harshly jud...