On Dec. 11, Brown will host four experts for a conference titled "Neuroeconomics: Decision-Making and the Brain" where they will discuss various aspects and applications of the increasingly popular emerging science.
Though Rabbi Serena Eisenberg '87, executive director of Brown/RISD Hillel, has traveled to Israel many times before, her next trip will be different. On New Year's Day, Eisenberg and her family will move to Ra'anana, a suburb of Tel Aviv.
John Hope Settlement House is collaborating with Making Connections Providence to create the Money Smart Kids Clubs Program, a free, after-school financial literacy program that will begin in January.
Robert Spencer, founder and director of "Jihad Watch" and author of "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam," will speak tonight as part of the first Islamofacism Awareness Week, the brainchild of controversial conservative activist David Horowitz.
A panel of scholars, policymakers and students gathered last night for "Myanmar: Saffron Revolution versus Authoritarian Consolidation," a discussion organized by the Watson Institute for International Studies and moderated by Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar ...
It looks to be a good year for graduating seniors at Brown and around the country - employers nationwide are planning to hire 16 percent more new college graduates this year than they hired last year, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
Nearly 600 students are currently enrolled in CHEM 0330: "Equilibrium, Rate and Structure," a popular introductory chemistry course that has historically accommodated only 510.
This week, approximately 431 Brunonians donated a total of 347 pints of blood to the Rhode Island Blood Center in a drive organized by the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.
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