Undergrad work integral to prof’s new book
Ross Cheit, professor of public policy and political science, will discuss the 15-year process of compiling his new book in a talk Thursday.
Ross Cheit, professor of public policy and political science, will discuss the 15-year process of compiling his new book in a talk Thursday.
For Susan Alcock, professor of archaeology and classics, archaeology does not need to be practiced amidst dusty ruins in an exotic country.
As students immerse themselves in the hunt for internships and jobs, 72 companies will recruit prospective employees at CareerLAB’s Spring Career Fair.
Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest academic honors organization in the country. The award is recognized as one of the nation’s most prestigious academic honors.
Hundreds of classes at the University have five or fewer students each semester — or enrollments so low they get cancelled.
Students now only need instructor override to add classes on Banner after shopping period
Undergraduate students congregated for a series of panels and networking opportunities with Brown alums last week at the third annual January Career Laboratory, or JanLab, hosted by the Center for Careers and Life After Brown.
Grads have been able to find jobs despite claims that inadequate positions are available.
The two devices cost approximately $1.2 million and can be used by the public for a fee.
Reiki, an alternative form of medicine from Japan, is used to channel healing energy through a practitioner.