U. to erect new statue by Fitness Center
Brown will greet the 14-foot bronze Kodiak bear statue in October.
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Exclusive: Q&A with Director Jeff Zimbalist ’00
Zimbalist reflected on the challenges and rewards of making films in developing countries.
Director depicts social change
Jeff Zimbalist ’00 looks to connect people to their ‘cultural counterparts’ through film.
Lawsuit to seek details of alum death
The investigation surrounding the death of Ryan Sims ’11 on an NYC train track is ongoing.
RISD library fuses modern style with old architecture
The Fleet Library, recognized as an architectural gem, ranks 50th on a top library list.
Surging int’l enrollments increase revenues for R.I. schools
In the 2011-12 academic year, international students and their families accounted for $191.2 million of Rhode Island’s economy.
Students abroad in unstable nations receive U. support
Following a spate of violence in the Gaza strip and other regions across Israel, Brown students confirmed last week that their study abroad programs would continue normal operations provided the violence did not escalate further
Despite airstrikes, Israel study abroad continues
Following a wave of air strikes in the Gaza Strip last week, Israeli universities where Brown undergraduates are currently abroad will maintain normal operations for now, according to Kendall Brostuen, director of the Office of International Programs.
More RISD students enroll in Brown courses
The number of special students – non-degree-seeking students enrolled in Brown courses – has increased over the last decade from 339 to 439, according to an October report released by the Office of Institutional Research.
Int’l students participate in election
Students across the country will flock to polling booths in their college towns on election day, while others have already mailed in absentee ballots. But what about students from outside the United States who are not eligible to cast a vote?
Exclusive: Q&A with Director Jeff Zimbalist ’00
Zimbalist reflected on the challenges and rewards of making films in developing countries.
Director depicts social change
Jeff Zimbalist ’00 looks to connect people to their ‘cultural counterparts’ through film.
Lawsuit to seek details of alum death
The investigation surrounding the death of Ryan Sims ’11 on an NYC train track is ongoing.
RISD library fuses modern style with old architecture
The Fleet Library, recognized as an architectural gem, ranks 50th on a top library list.
Surging int’l enrollments increase revenues for R.I. schools
In the 2011-12 academic year, international students and their families accounted for $191.2 million of Rhode Island’s economy.
Students abroad in unstable nations receive U. support
Following a spate of violence in the Gaza strip and other regions across Israel, Brown students confirmed last week that their study abroad programs would continue normal operations provided the violence did not escalate further
Despite airstrikes, Israel study abroad continues
Following a wave of air strikes in the Gaza Strip last week, Israeli universities where Brown undergraduates are currently abroad will maintain normal operations for now, according to Kendall Brostuen, director of the Office of International Programs.
More RISD students enroll in Brown courses
The number of special students – non-degree-seeking students enrolled in Brown courses – has increased over the last decade from 339 to 439, according to an October report released by the Office of Institutional Research.
Int’l students participate in election
Students across the country will flock to polling booths in their college towns on election day, while others have already mailed in absentee ballots. But what about students from outside the United States who are not eligible to cast a vote?
