Much work ahead, say race scholars
For Professor of Africana Studies Tricia Rose PhD'93, Barack Obama's election Tuesday as the nation's first black president is just the beginning of a larger story.
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For Professor of Africana Studies Tricia Rose PhD'93, Barack Obama's election Tuesday as the nation's first black president is just the beginning of a larger story.
Wednesdays are slow news days this year at the University of California at Berkeley. Or at least that's how it might seem to students and community members looking for copies of the university's independent ...
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery. So while students may have been slow to embrace the new Brown.edu home page when it launched in August 2006, at least two schools have taken to it - ...
For students at the University of Florida, the path to socially responsible investment is one of empty stomachs.
A year ago, Aaron Bartnick '11 was sitting in a dorm room with three other admitted high school students during A Day on College Hill. Two of these students came to ADOCH undecided about where they would ...
At 7 a.m. one day in the last week of February, freshmen living on the east side of Littlefield Hall groggily dragged their blankets anxd pillows into the lounge on the other side of the building, trying ...
David Gumbiner '08 had never smoked a cigarette before he spent a semester in India, China and South Africa last spring. But while he was abroad, Gumbiner started to smoke bidis - small cigarettes popular ...
The University's new financial aid policy has sparked mixed reaction among students, with some pleased about the changes and others saying they do not go far enough.
Julia Beamesderfer '09 couldn't quite see Professor of Biology Gary Wessel as the dancing type. But on Friday night, after Wessel performed a fast-paced, feet-stomping jive with Hilary Johnson '09 in ...
Students who were admitted early decision will not be invited to A Day on College Hill this year, as the Office of Admission prepares to make the event more intimate and address increased competition ...
Responding in part to a boycott of Israeli universities and professors proposed in May by the British University and College Union, the Cogut Center for the Humanities will hold a series of events this ...
A renewal of the legislation, passed earlier this month by the House Education and Labor Committee, would tighten accreditation policies and seek to curb rising tuition costs by creating a "higher education ...
The expectations placed on university presidents are rising along with their salaries, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education's latest report on executive compensation.
With hotels already filling up for this year's Commencement weekend in May, it may seem like those who wait to make reservations won't have a place to stay or a table at a Federal Hill restaurant. But ...
When University Chaplain Janet Cooper Nelson learned that this year's Brown-Harvard football game - the first night game in Harvard Stadium's history - was scheduled to take place on the first night of ...
An understanding of Brown's student culture and leadership skills will be a key criterion in the search for a permanent vice president for campus life and student services, President Ruth Simmons told ...
As the two-year term for Interim Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services Russell Carey '91 MA'06 nears its end, the University will begin a national search next month for a candidate to permanently ...
A "planned initiative" for the construction of a new dorm, set in motion this time last year, seems to have disappeared from the administration's immediate agenda.
Students will be able to take an active role in the design of the Stephen Robert Campus Center, a $15 million project that will renovate Faunce House into an "inviting, warm and flexible space," according ...
The John Hay Library will have extended hours starting today, thanks to a gift from Richard Gilbane.