New environmental justice track to be offered in spring
The environmental studies and science concentration is creating a new track studying the injustices and inequalities embedded within environmental issues.
Articles by Suvy Qin (24)
Class popularity driven by rarity of subject matter, word of mouth
The Herald looked into several classes that filled up during last semester’s pre-registration to see what accounts for these classes’ popularity.
Perceived job prospects impact concentration choices
92.5 percent listed passion for the subject as a factor in their concentration choice, while only 81.1 percent of BEO or economics concentrators said that.
Enrollment for non-concentrator CS courses soars
One in five current undergraduate students will have taken a computer science course before graduation.
Paxson P’19 visits leading Chinese universities
President Christina Paxson P’19 travelled to China during spring break.
UWC shapes international admission
The University boasts the second largest number of international students who have attended a United World College high school among all U.S. colleges.
Campaign donations among faculty, students demonstrate liberal bent
Campaign donations from Brown faculty members, administration and students heavily leaned toward Democratic candidates, according to data from the FEC.
Brown’s online education progress slow but steady
While online education initiatives have recently generated less talk than other University plans, progress on the issue is inching forward.
Brown-India Initiative looks to expand into center
The Brown-India Initiative is looking to expand its scope to include all of South Asia and become a formal research center.
Q&A: Sen. Jack Reed addresses domestic, foreign policy issues
Before delivering his lecture, Reed sat down with The Herald to discuss issues on the state, domestic and international levels.
Class popularity driven by rarity of subject matter, word of mouth
The Herald looked into several classes that filled up during last semester’s pre-registration to see what accounts for these classes’ popularity.
Perceived job prospects impact concentration choices
92.5 percent listed passion for the subject as a factor in their concentration choice, while only 81.1 percent of BEO or economics concentrators said that.
Enrollment for non-concentrator CS courses soars
One in five current undergraduate students will have taken a computer science course before graduation.
Paxson P’19 visits leading Chinese universities
President Christina Paxson P’19 travelled to China during spring break.
UWC shapes international admission
The University boasts the second largest number of international students who have attended a United World College high school among all U.S. colleges.
Campaign donations among faculty, students demonstrate liberal bent
Campaign donations from Brown faculty members, administration and students heavily leaned toward Democratic candidates, according to data from the FEC.
Brown’s online education progress slow but steady
While online education initiatives have recently generated less talk than other University plans, progress on the issue is inching forward.
Brown-India Initiative looks to expand into center
The Brown-India Initiative is looking to expand its scope to include all of South Asia and become a formal research center.
Q&A: Sen. Jack Reed addresses domestic, foreign policy issues
Before delivering his lecture, Reed sat down with The Herald to discuss issues on the state, domestic and international levels.
