China is a rising global power with enormous military and economic capabilities, three delegates said at the "Strait Talk" symposium lecture "China: The New 800-pound Gorilla?" held in Smith-Buonnano 106 Saturday. However, the panelists - like many student delegates - disagreed about the implications ...
Monday marked the beginning of the long-awaited trial stemming from the death of Sgt. Cornel Young Jr., a Providence Police Depart-ment officer who was mistakenly fired at and killed by two of his colleagues during a civilian altercation in January 2000.
After several weeks of record-breaking rainfall, Brown students navigating Brook, Angell and Thayer streets have been found jumping over puddles and investing in rain boots just to make their way to class.
Rhode Island Secretary of State and Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Matt Brown recently called on his fellow candidates to make their tax returns public and withdraw personal stocks from oil companies. According to Brown, candidates who attack companies that contribute to rising gas prices should not ...
This spring, Brown students looking to cultivate crops or conduct hands-on sociological and environmental research will have the opportunity to work alongside Providence residents on a new community garden in Fox Point. Designers of the garden, which is funded with Ward 1 bond money, hope the project ...
Offering everything from lemonade and General Tso's chicken to Mexican food and Italian cuisine, a convoy of food trucks has descended on College Hill in recent years to provide students with an ever-expanding array of cheap food options. At any hour of the day, hungry students are able to find a truck ...
Brown took a major step toward becoming a more environmentally friendly campus over the summer with the seemingly minor move of replacing its top-loading laundry machines with front-loading models. The new machines can handle 40 percent more clothes - 14 pounds rather than 10 - but will use one-third ...
On Monday the Drug Resource Center opened its doors to the Brown community with hopes of establishing itself as a safe place for students to receive accurate information about drug use.
The Department of Public Safety swore in five new officers at a Friday ceremony attended by the officers' families and various members of the Brown community.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy and Brown Health Education are combining their efforts to create a student-run Drug Education Center for Brown students. The center, which will open later this semester, will provide students with information on the effects of drug use and referrals to drug abuse counseling ...
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