Whenever my name shows up in Brown-related print, it's inevitably followed by a decimal more appropriate for the Richter scale than a graduation year: '08.5. I surely brought it upon myself, but like the threshold for a degree in honors (you wrote a thesis, right?), I'm stuck at the midpoint between ...
Prominent Chinese expatriate poet Xue Di presented an array of his Chinese-language poems in his native tongue, followed by English-language translations before a small crowd at the McCormack Family Theater Wednesday evening.
While academics and reparations advocates across the country have hailed the slavery and justice report as a landmark historical study, it remains unclear whether the report will have a domino effect and lead other institutions to examine their own ties to slavery.
The Brown Concert Agency announced Tuesday that indie rock group Beirut has cancelled its concert, whih was slated for tonight in Leung Gallery.
"It's free - they let you come here," declares a homeless woman (EllaRose Chary '07) who stakes out a portion of the Production Workshop stage as her new home in Brendan Pelsue '08's "Homeless Play." Asked who gave her permission to do so, she points to the audience and replies, "Students, they're everywhere." ...
New York City indie rock band the Walkmen will play for free Oct. 27 in Alumnae Hall as part of a fall concert series, according to Brown Concert Agency Chair Joe Posner '07.
When New York Herald Tribune sports writer Stanley Woodward penned the phrase "ivy colleges" to describe an intercollegiate football league in 1933, he could not have known what the league would later represent.
Twelve Brown students spent the summer pursuing unpaid business internships in India as part of a new program sponsored by the Program in Commerce, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship. The inaugural year of the eight-week program partnered undergraduates interested in entrepreneurship with an array ...
The University's Internet Protocol Television program - which allows students to watch TV on their computer - will return to residence halls this academic year after last year's pilot program garnered positive reviews from students, faculty and administrators.
Although the University's Internet Protocol Television pilot program - which allows students to watch TV on their computers - garnered positive reviews during its inaugural year last year, it is unclear whether an expanded IPTV will be available in residence halls for 2006-2007.
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