Brown Student Radio, the self-described "Providence student and community radio that serves the curious listener," is expanding its radio broadcasting hours on 88.1 FM and will now air from 7 p.m. until 5 a.m., seven days a week, including during all academic breaks at the University.
The Diversity Action Plan, which was released earlier this semester by the Office of Institutional Diversity, has received mixed reviews from students interviewed by The Herald, though two administrators offered largely positive feedback.
On warm September nights, two rows of sparkling motorcycles in various colors and sizes flank the sidewalks of Thayer Street between Meeting and Cushing streets. But what brings them to College Hill - the memory of a biker bar that once occupied the City Sports retail space? The appeal of a place for ...
Brown briefly morphed into fictional "Ashby College" over the summer, as camera crews came to Providence to shoot "The Education of Charlie Banks," an independent coming-of-age film set in the 1980s. Due out in 2007, the film - which marks the directorial debut of Limp Bizkit front man Fred Durst - ...
A Departmental Undergraduate Group is only as good as its students.
A pro-choice student group at Boston College held a panel to discuss the future of abortion rights in late February, irking administrators and pro-life students at the Catholic college.
Panelists debated whether economic or cultural factors play a more important role in the development of class distinctions in American society last night before a crowded Salomon 101. The discussion, titled "Where Are We Headed? Why and How Does Class Still Matter in America?" was moderated by Professor ...
An iPod can now enhance more than your music experience, thanks to iTunes U, a pilot program that allows academic material to be shared via Apple's iTunes.
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