Sarah Kay '10 considers herself an adventurous traveler, but even she couldn't have imagined the experiences she would have in Prague, which included getting to know local artists and meeting a man who made wooden marionettes.
While many students have received late packages and had to wait in long lines to trade in their blue slips recently, the mail room expects to be caught up on orders by Wednesday.
After frequent RIPTA riders - including many Brown faculty and staff - complained of overcrowded buses and long waits to get from Kennedy Plaza to Thayer Street, the transit authority has extended morning service on its number 66 inbound line to continue up College Hill.
Browsing this year's course catalog, many students may have noticed the five classes marked HMAN. These Humanities seminars are being offered by the Cogut Center for the Humanities and are new this fall. Fifty-one students have already enrolled in them this semester, with one class exceeding the 20-student ...
Many Brown students have not been able to enjoy the programming of Brown Television, instead accustomed to seeing a blank screen as they flip past channel nine on IPTV.
The Class of 2012 may prove to be the University's most diverse class yet. But no matter where they hail from, all incoming first-years have the same summer assignment: to read "The Places In Between," a book by Rory Stewart, and write a letter to their academic advisers based upon it.
It doesn't take much for Tom Flaherty '08 to start up a conversation with you. The same can be said about him making you laugh.
The longest-serving president of Spain, Felipe Gonzalez, and Juan Luis Cebrian, a founder of Spain's most-read newspaper El Pais, spoke of the relevance of Europe and Latin America in an age of globalization in half-full Salomon 101 Tuesday afternoon.
While Brown students could choose from 24 foreign languages when picking classes this year, there may be one missing from that list in the fall - Swedish.
What do an Indian boy from Texas who goes by "G. Chocolate" and the Pope have in common?
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