Officers Stella Kleinman and Gidget Rosen. Staff writers are in charge of producing the majority of BPR's content, typically publishing four articles per semester. Writers are divided into three sections: World, US, and Economics. Writers have had commentary featured and included on Fox News, MSNBC, Huffington Post and Slate. Controversies Jesse Watters On October 3, 2013, Jesse Watters, a correspondent of FOX’s The O’Reilly Factor, visited Brown to showcase a student event titled “Nudity in the Upsace” for his television segment, “Watters World.” The student event was intended to “confront stigmas about the naked body.” Watters stood outside the event and questioned exiting students on camera about their participation. During the same week, BPR Media featured a series of interviews with some of the students confronted by Watters, which was later replayed on The O’Reilly Factor where Watters and O’Reilly debated the footage. During one exchange, Watters told host Bill O'Reilly that campus-wide coverage helped bring about a change of heart, saying, “They persuaded me,” adding, “I think there is some value in it.” Ray Kelly On October 29, 2013, then New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly visited Brown University to deliver a lecture titled, “Proactive Policing in America's Biggest City.” Student demonstrators convened outside the event location to protest what they perceived as racial disparities among law enforcement in New York City, including the controversial "stop-and-frisk" practice used by police officers. Students and community members inside the auditorium then mounted a protest that prevented Commissioner Kelly from speaking, leading to the cancellation of the event and briefly sparking a national news story. BPR Media featured a documentary account of the events inside the auditorium, "The Kelly Protest From the Inside", footage that was later featured and debated on FOX News and MSNBC. BPR later obtained an exclusive leak of Kelly’s undelivered remarks, publishing the speech alongside an explanatory note titled, “Why The Editors Published Ray Kelly.” See also The Brown Spectator The Stanford Review Columbia Political Review Berkeley Political Review Harvard Political Review References External links Brown Political Review Political Theory Project 2012 establishments in Rhode Island Brown University organizations Magazines established in 2012 Magazines published in Rhode Island Mass media in Providence, Rhode Island Political magazines published in the United States Quarterly magazines published in the United States Student magazines published in the United States