Senior Orators: Michelle Bailhe
For Michelle Bailhe, a Brown education is not about racking up accomplishments but rather about learning how to question.
Articles by Susannah Howe (21)
Bailhe ’15, Johnson ’15 named commencement speakers
Michelle Bailhe ’15 and Lucas Johnson ’15 have been selected as the student speakers for the 2015 commencement ceremony.
Earth Week plants seeds of change
As students enjoy the sunny weather, Earth Week aims to celebrate sustainability efforts at Brown and educate community members about how to contribute.
Greek pre-college program put on hold
A Brown-sponsored pre-college summer program on the Greek island Naxos has been “paused” due to low enrollment.
Students call for greater mental health resources
Students suggested expanding the U.’s mental health resources in the wake of the death of Hyoun Ju Sohn GS Tuesday at an open forum Wed. hosted by UCS.
University’s female leadership a symbolic win, but practical results hazy
Brown is the only Ivy League school where both the president and the provost, the two highest-ranking administrators for academic operations, are women.
Today in University History: St. Patrick’s Day
The Herald digs into its archives to uncover past incidents and celebrations Brown students have been involved with on March 17 — St. Patrick’s Day.
Students protest at women leaders panel
Students protested the University’s handling of cases surrounding the alleged drugging of two female students and sexual assault of one at a panel March 5.
This Week in Higher Ed: March 4, 2015
Erskine College clarifies anti-gay statement. UNC reacts to mandated closing of poverty center. Proposed sexual assault bill altered.
Greek system alters sexual misconduct policy
Within the next two weeks, all members of Greek organizations will sign a new zero-tolerance sexual misconduct policy mandating yearly bystander training.
Bailhe ’15, Johnson ’15 named commencement speakers
Michelle Bailhe ’15 and Lucas Johnson ’15 have been selected as the student speakers for the 2015 commencement ceremony.
Earth Week plants seeds of change
As students enjoy the sunny weather, Earth Week aims to celebrate sustainability efforts at Brown and educate community members about how to contribute.
Greek pre-college program put on hold
A Brown-sponsored pre-college summer program on the Greek island Naxos has been “paused” due to low enrollment.
Students call for greater mental health resources
Students suggested expanding the U.’s mental health resources in the wake of the death of Hyoun Ju Sohn GS Tuesday at an open forum Wed. hosted by UCS.
University’s female leadership a symbolic win, but practical results hazy
Brown is the only Ivy League school where both the president and the provost, the two highest-ranking administrators for academic operations, are women.
Today in University History: St. Patrick’s Day
The Herald digs into its archives to uncover past incidents and celebrations Brown students have been involved with on March 17 — St. Patrick’s Day.
Students protest at women leaders panel
Students protested the University’s handling of cases surrounding the alleged drugging of two female students and sexual assault of one at a panel March 5.
This Week in Higher Ed: March 4, 2015
Erskine College clarifies anti-gay statement. UNC reacts to mandated closing of poverty center. Proposed sexual assault bill altered.
Greek system alters sexual misconduct policy
Within the next two weeks, all members of Greek organizations will sign a new zero-tolerance sexual misconduct policy mandating yearly bystander training.
