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Christina Kubisch, a pioneer in the field of sound art, gave a presentation on her career to a packed List 225 Thursday evening.
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Christina Kubisch, a pioneer in the field of sound art, gave a presentation on her career to a packed List 225 Thursday evening.
Students interested in Sanskrit or Asian religions now have the chance to undertake doctoral research at Brown. Beginning last year, the University started to accept applications to two newly added doctoral ...
Time is running out when it comes to reforming health care and passing legislation to curb damage to the environment, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., told a crowd of about 100 in a talk at Salomon 101 ...
Would the smallest state in the union be better off doing away with some of its even smaller municipal borders? One state senator thinks it would.
Hope High School's Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps — the only elective course that has survived from the school's now-defunct Leadership academy — remains as popular as ever among ...
The University has recently observed a large increase in the number of female students pursuing study in the physical sciences — and administrators say they have the necessary support programs in ...
Members of Brown Students for Israel met with office representatives of two members of Congress and hand-delivered to them about 250 student letters in support of the proposed Iran Refined Petroleum Sanctions ...
Beginning next year, graduate students studying computational molecular biology will be able to officially work toward a Ph.D. in the field. The new program, created by the Center for Computational Molecular ...
Students interested in publicizing, browsing or organizing campus events now have a new place to look — www.themaingreen.com, a Web site developed this past summer by Matt Smith '12.
As many as 281 student groups and more than 2,000 first-years and upperclassmen packed into the Olney-Margolies Athletic Center Thursday night for a familiar fall ritual: the Activities Fair.
Charging a membership fee of $5 for the year, a bike-sharing program operating out of a room in Faunce House was officially launched last week.
For the first time since its creation, the Sexual Assault Resource Center is now staffed regularly on weekdays. Nine students have been staffing the center, located in the Sarah Doyle Women's Center, ...
With over 35 inches of snow falling in Fox Point in January, residents have complained about the non-enforcement of a city ordinance that requires property owners to remove snow from public walkways, ...
The University has signed a "memorandum of understanding" with the Instituto de Empresa in Madrid, a Spanish university with top-ranked business programs, to facilitate cooperation between the institutions. ...
Brandeis University's recent decision to close its Rose Art Museum and auction off all of its artwork has sparked disappointment and anger in the school community.
A Brown professor's research equipment is on its way to the moon as part of India's first-ever lunar mission. Carle Pieters, professor of geological sciences, is the principal investigator for one of ...
According to an online survey conducted in September, 9 out of 10 Brown students prefer Barack Obama to John McCain for president, with support for Obama greatest among older students.
A recent trial involving Brown and other institutions has shown that computed tomography, better known as CT scanning technology, is very accurate when used to help screen colorectal cancer.