Technology is an important tool for asking questions and expanding dialogue, John Maeda, the Rhode Island School of Design's newly inaugurated president, told a Brown audience yesterday, but it should be humanized if it is to be effective.
A dual degree program for math doctoral students who would split time between College Hill and the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris VI, cannot begin until additional funds are allocated, according to Professor of Applied Mathematics Jan Hesthaven.
Art finds appreciation even - and perhaps especially - in economic crisis.
Bundles of black wire trailed movie cameras and snaked around the bases of white Georgian marble columns in the Senate chamber of the Rhode Island State House Wednesday afternoon, as the sound of actors practicing monologues from the TV drama "Brotherhood" echoed off the vaulted ceilings. Outside, another ...
Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., spoke to a half-full Salomon 101, addressing and fielding student questions about the economy and international strife Monday afternoon.
Professor of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences Michael Tarr has been awarded one of the first of several new grants given by the National Institutes of Health for his innovative approach to answering a tough question: How do our eyes process information?
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