Good Fellows: 'Exceptionally good' year for fellowships
Scattered among this year's graduating seniors are winners of a number of prestigious fellowships, including Rhodes, Marshall, Truman and Fulbright scholars.
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Scattered among this year's graduating seniors are winners of a number of prestigious fellowships, including Rhodes, Marshall, Truman and Fulbright scholars.
Dennis Michaud Ph.D. '02, adjunct assistant professor of economics, is considering a challenge to Gov. Don Carcieri '65 in the Republican gubernatorial primary this fall, but he said Carcieri's "very ...
Although most prospective first-years who attended A Day On College Hill left campus yesterday, about 135 students of color remained to attend the two-day Third World Welcome program, which began last ...
On the cramped streets of College Hill, it is not unusual to see a car or vehicle in violation of parking regulations, whether double-parked or left in an illegal zone. For some University employees who ...
A series of changes to the Sciences Library, tentatively slated to be completed by Spring 2007, will lead to a thorough redesign of the building's bottom three floors and development of the Friedman Study ...
Students from the Brown chapter of Democracy Matters testified before the State Senate Judiciary Committee on March 7 as a part of their effort to pass Clean Elections legislation, which would allow candidates ...
After continued struggles with dwindling membership, Brown's American Civil Liberties Union has instated two new leaders - neither of whom had any previous association with the group - in an effort to ...
Jay Nordlinger, managing editor of National Review, criticized the tendency of college campuses to "only lean one way" during a lecture on the conservative media and political identity delivered Wednesday ...
Leaders of Games House announced their voluntary decision to dissolve earlier this month because of an inability to meet the minimum membership requirement for program houses.
Ethan Ris '05 has more money on hand than his opponent, incumbent David Segal, in the Ward 1 City Council race.
On Dec. 15, a car speeding up South Court Street crashed into a residence at 155 Benefit St. and caused additional damage to another house at 19 South Court St. The accident has led some members of the ...
On Jan. 3, Rhode Island became the eleventh state to legalize medical marijuana, overriding a June 2005 veto by Governor Donald Carcieri '65.
As a new semester gets underway, the Gulf Coast region - and particularly its colleges and universities - attempts to rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Brown's participation in the relief effort ...
During the recent removal of a 100-foot tower from the roof of the Sciences Library, Emergency Medical Services' radio was taken off the air for one day, forcing EMS to resort to temporarily sharing a ...
Blackboard Inc. plans to acquire WebCT, Brown's course-management software provider, in a $180 million transaction that will create an e-learning powerhouse serving more than 3,700 clients. The announcement ...
The Sciences Library - the top of which boasts the highest point in Rhode Island - shrunk by 100 feet earlier this month when a tower containing miscellaneous antennae was removed from the roof.
For members of the Resumed Undergraduate Education program, the undergraduate experience is a "gift" to oneself, in the words of Jeff Edwards '02.
The recent reorganization of the Modern Culture and Media department has resulted in the elimination of the department's previous introductory course, MC 11: "Introduction to Modern Culture and Media," ...
As Lt. Paul Campbell of the Providence Police Department assumes a more prominent role on College Hill, he says he will work to improve relations between the PPD and community leaders and address the ...
In the not-too-distant future, students will be able to grab a cup of coffee in the Sciences Library at 3 a.m. or lounge around Josiah's with friends at 4, thanks to the University's response to requests ...