Nearly one-third of undergraduates indicated that college rankings were a strong factor in their decision to attend Brown in The Herald’s 2016 fall poll.

Professor of Economics and recipient of the fall 2016 Presidential Faculty Award Jesse Shapiro delivered the Presidential Faculty Lecture Tuesday night.

Matt Perault ’02, head of the policy development team at Facebook, spoke at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Wednesday.

Jagoda Marinić, a German author of short stories, plays, essays and novels, engaged in a “transatlantic conversation” on questions of immigration.

This fall, 33 out of 1,691 first-years stepped on campus with a relatively uncommon label: international students on University financial aid.

Greg Lukianoff and Stanley Fish explored the question: Should free speech be limited on college campuses?

This summer, 38 students split into 16 teams flocked to the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts to participate in the Summer Breakthrough Lab.

The workshop discussed the University’s history of institutional power in Providence and the power students who attend the University wield as a result.

In the U.S. News and World Report 2017 Best Medical Schools rankings, the Alpert Medical School kept its rank as the 35th-best research school.

France Córdova, director of the National Science Foundation, and U.S. Sen. Jack Reed, D-RI, toured science facilities supported by NSF grants on Friday.