After almost a year on the sidelines, the cheerleading team has returned to the field this fall. Last year, the team was thrown into turmoil when its former coach left and the University hired a student replacement - rather than a professional - to lead the team, resulting in many members leaving the ...
Emergency alert sirens could be installed on campus by the end of the semester, if the City Council passes legislation approving them. Ward 1 City Councilman Seth Yurdin introduced an ordinance last month that would lay the groundwork for such a system to be established. The legislation was referred ...
Brown prides itself on its geographically diverse student body, and this year's class is no exception: The class of 2011 boasts students from 44 states and 126 international students from 51 countries, wrote Dean of Admission James Miller '73 in an e-mail to The Herald.
After occupying a small, enclosed space the past few years, the Gate has been opened up - in more ways than one - for the academic year. This fall, students will find a newly renovated retail space with more food and drink options at the Gate.
Twelve students decked themselves out in top hats, pearls, gowns and tuxedoes Friday and handed out coal to passersby in Kennedy Plaza to publicly "applaud" Merrill Lynch's continued investment in coal projects.
Three Yale University students have fanned the flames of a perennial question in American politics - whether burning the American flag should be a crime. The students were arrested April 2 for allegedly setting fire to an American flag at a private home near the New Haven, Conn., campus. The students ...
The Late Night Fund, which began in spring 2006 as a pilot program to support student groups hosting alcohol-free events, has been allotted $30,000 to continue next academic year.
Students can crop their tresses March 22 at the fourth annual Locks of Love fundraiser to make hairpieces for children who have lost their hair due to medical treatments.
The Brown chapter of the Global Alliance to Immunize against AIDS and Queer Alliance are co-sponsoring HIV Testing Day at the Sarah Doyle Women's Center on Saturday.
Students took off their clothes and put on jewelry, boas and various costumes Saturday to pose for risque advertisements for Queer Alliance's Starf*ck party.
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