Delta Gamma chosen as U.’s newest sorority
The Panhellenic Council will welcome the Delta Gamma Fraternity as a fourth sorority this spring.
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Reacting to Paris backout, Paxson reaffirms University’s climate goals
Following the President Trump’s decision to pull the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Christina Paxson signed a joint statement.
Corporation approves site for performing arts center
The Corporation approved the controversial site along the Walk between main campus and Pembroke for a new performing arts center
94 seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Ninety-four members of the class of 2017 were elected to the University’s Phi Beta Kappa Society April 26.
U.’s chief diversity officer to step down
Liza Cariaga-Lo will step down June 1 from the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion to assume a role in the Office of the Provost.
BUCC discusses staff search, DIAP annual progress report
The University is concluding searches for open positions, said President Christina Paxson during Tuesday’s Brown University Community Council meeting.
Swearer balances strategic plan with community partnerships
Growing up in Providence, Joshua Rodriguez learned to play the viola with Community MusicWorks, a community program offering free music lessons.
Swearer Center strategic plan incites conflict
Students who worked closely with the center criticized the process of the plan’s creation for its lack of transparency.
Swearer Center grapples with history, identity under new strategic plan
“I started college in 2008 … (when) there was a tent city in Providence,” said Beth Caldwell ’12.
Health, wellness director to depart in June
The University’s executive director of health and wellness, Unab Khan, will leave the University at the end of June, the University announced.
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Reacting to Paris backout, Paxson reaffirms University’s climate goals
Following the President Trump’s decision to pull the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Christina Paxson signed a joint statement.
Corporation approves site for performing arts center
The Corporation approved the controversial site along the Walk between main campus and Pembroke for a new performing arts center
94 seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Ninety-four members of the class of 2017 were elected to the University’s Phi Beta Kappa Society April 26.
U.’s chief diversity officer to step down
Liza Cariaga-Lo will step down June 1 from the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion to assume a role in the Office of the Provost.
BUCC discusses staff search, DIAP annual progress report
The University is concluding searches for open positions, said President Christina Paxson during Tuesday’s Brown University Community Council meeting.
Swearer balances strategic plan with community partnerships
Growing up in Providence, Joshua Rodriguez learned to play the viola with Community MusicWorks, a community program offering free music lessons.
Swearer Center strategic plan incites conflict
Students who worked closely with the center criticized the process of the plan’s creation for its lack of transparency.
Swearer Center grapples with history, identity under new strategic plan
“I started college in 2008 … (when) there was a tent city in Providence,” said Beth Caldwell ’12.
Health, wellness director to depart in June
The University’s executive director of health and wellness, Unab Khan, will leave the University at the end of June, the University announced.
