Universities are required by law to disclose a limited amount of information regarding campus crime, but public access to campus crime records could soon be expanded if students at a number of East Coast schools have their way.
Alpert Medical School placed 31st for research and 23rd for primary care in U.S. News and World Report's 2009 rankings of about 130 medical schools - improving from last year's ranks of 34th and 27th, respectively.
A month after Brown's class of 2008 began its final semester of study and set its sights on life after College Hill, Rhode Island's Department of Labor and Training reported a 5.7 percent unemployment rate for the state in January - a figure that not only surpassed the national average, but is also ...
This fall, lawyers for Gov. Donald Carcieri '65 and the town of Charlestown, R.I. will argue a case involving American Indian land claims at the U.S. Supreme Court. Carcieri and the town are challenging the right of the U.S. Department of Interior to transfer sovereignty of Ocean State land to the local ...
Brown students have five weeks left to step up their recycling rates if they want to break a record of "middle-of-the-pack" finishes in the eighth annual RecycleMania. Until April 5, colleges across the country will compete to collect the most recyclables and produce the least amount of trash, with ...
This year, Rhode Island is one of 49 states reporting widespread flu activity, according to the Centers for Disease Control. But the widespread activity hasn't yet struck College Hill - Director of Health Services Edward Wheeler said that a normal amount of students have been coming in for treatment ...
Professor of English Michael Harper is receiving the Poetry Society of America's Frost Medal for a lifetime of distinguished contribution to American poetry.
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