Three from Brown win Rhodes Scholarships
Two undergraduates and one recent alum were awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarships Saturday.
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Judge unseals PC sexual assault case records
Police documents that were part of an investigation of two Brown undergraduates who allegedly sexually assaulted a PC student were released Tuesday.
This week in higher ed: Nov. 13, 2014
Harvard used hidden cameras to photograph students and faculty members in 10 classes last spring for a study on attendance, the Harvard Crimson reported.
Fall 2014 Student Poll Results
Written questionnaires were administered to 862 undergraduates Oct. 22-23 in the lobby of J. Walter Wilson, the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center and the Sciences Library.
Undergrads favor student rep on Corp.
A Herald poll of undergraduates conducted last week found that about 82 percent of the student body supports student representation on the Corporation.
Corporation backs construction of applied math building
The Corporation green-lighted construction of a new Division of Applied Mathematics building.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 15, 2014
Harvard’s popular introductory computer science course, widely known as CS50, may be offered at Yale next fall.
Former student asks to seal records in sexual assault case
A former student who allegedly sexually assaulted a Providence College student has requested that the Rhode Island Superior Court seal records in the case.
Taubman to integrate with Watson Institute
The Taubman Center for Public Policy and American Institutions will become a part of the Watson Institute for International Studies.
This Week in Higher Ed: Sept. 10, 2014
Harvard has received a $350 million donation — the largest in its 378-year history — for its School of Public Health.
Judge unseals PC sexual assault case records
Police documents that were part of an investigation of two Brown undergraduates who allegedly sexually assaulted a PC student were released Tuesday.
This week in higher ed: Nov. 13, 2014
Harvard used hidden cameras to photograph students and faculty members in 10 classes last spring for a study on attendance, the Harvard Crimson reported.
Fall 2014 Student Poll Results
Written questionnaires were administered to 862 undergraduates Oct. 22-23 in the lobby of J. Walter Wilson, the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center and the Sciences Library.
Undergrads favor student rep on Corp.
A Herald poll of undergraduates conducted last week found that about 82 percent of the student body supports student representation on the Corporation.
Corporation backs construction of applied math building
The Corporation green-lighted construction of a new Division of Applied Mathematics building.
This Week in Higher Ed: Oct. 15, 2014
Harvard’s popular introductory computer science course, widely known as CS50, may be offered at Yale next fall.
Former student asks to seal records in sexual assault case
A former student who allegedly sexually assaulted a Providence College student has requested that the Rhode Island Superior Court seal records in the case.
Taubman to integrate with Watson Institute
The Taubman Center for Public Policy and American Institutions will become a part of the Watson Institute for International Studies.
This Week in Higher Ed: Sept. 10, 2014
Harvard has received a $350 million donation — the largest in its 378-year history — for its School of Public Health.
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