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In response to the November 2016 election, Professor Bob Lee started a new kind of class: taiji for self defense.

MUSIC: Blue Dot Sessions

Whether you’re hanging out with friends or cramming in the library, Brandon and Anye have a playlist for your mood.
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MUSIC:“F.U.B.U.” by Solange, “Take Care” by Drake ft. Rihanna, “Deja Vu” by Big Sean and Jhene Aiko

Radio DJ Brittany Hodges talks about her connection to music and walks us through some of her favorite tracks.
Photo Credit: Brittany Hodges

MUSIC: “F.U.B.U.” by Solange, “Pink + White” by Frank Ocean, “Moron” by Steve Lacey, “Know” by Syd, “I Don’t Know” by Nick Hakim

Talking social consciousness, his new EP, and video game challenges with DJ and music engineer Dustin Abade.
Photo Credit: Dustin Abade

MUSIC: “F.U.B.U” by Solange, “Flight”, “djandsanoj2”, “knoknorutgers”, “simpledubbeat”, “6×4”, “boxahhpt2” by Knohisry

Members of Brown University’s Urban Environmental Lab (UEL) community reminisce about their favorite memories and what the UEL means to them as they come to terms with its possible future demolition.

MUSIC:“Golden Hour” by Podington Bear, “Dog and Pony Show” by Podington Bear, “Happy Whistle” by Scott Holmes, “Curious Process” by Podington Bear, “Solan” by Podington Bear

Writing music is easier than you think… kind of.

MUSIC: “Second Line” by Duke Ellington and
“My Little Brown Book” by Duke Ellington & John Coltrane

There are more to emojis than just fun ways to text people. From producer Justin Bai, we see that emojis reflect issues like diversity in gender and race as well as some other topics in representation.
MUSIC: “Tech Toys” & “Theme by Penguins on Parade” by Lee Rosevere

George cares a lot about his fish.

Sit for a while and listen to the folk music of Monique Belisle, raconteur and French Canadian musician extraordinaire. Oral History tape courtesy of the Rhode Island Historical Society.

All the music in the piece is performed by Monique, Christy, Dena, and Priscilla and recorded by Geraldine. A few short clips are included of Monique’s friend, Paul Pelletier, on the violin, and Le Vent du Nord’s foot percussion.