University bookstore under review
More than 35 years after it first made a home in the Brown Office Building on Thayer Street, and 12 years since its last renovation, the Brown Bookstore is again undergoing University review.
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More than 35 years after it first made a home in the Brown Office Building on Thayer Street, and 12 years since its last renovation, the Brown Bookstore is again undergoing University review.
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Watch Hill is a small coastal town folded into the farthest southwest corner of the state, accessible only by two-lane highways and a series of labyrinthine residential roads. In the summer it plays host ...
Increasing faculty diversity is one goal of Brown's largest faculty expansion in decades; to accomplish this, the University is using a targeted hiring program created as part of the Plan for Academic ...
With Parents Weekend kicking off today, Brown is finalizing preparations, and Providence is feeling the strain of more than 1,200 visiting families.
Advocates for women's rights in the workforce often search for professions in which the gender ratio could reveal something about an underlying inequity.
The Princeton University faculty passed a plan on Monday to curb grade inflation, in the most concrete attempt yet to tackle the problem in the Ivy League.
WebCT polls will reopen at noon today for a runoff election between UCS presidential candidates Joel Payne '05 and Ari Savitzky '06, just 10 hours after extended voting hours ended.