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The Graduate Labor Organization and the University reached an agreement on stipends and discrimination and harassment clauses in their new contract at a meeting last Wednesday — a major breakthrough ...
This story is part of The Herald's ongoing coverage of student arrests following a Nov. 8 sit-in at University Hall. To get more context and read our full coverage, click here.
The University has a long history of student activism. Over the years, activism at Brown has taken the form of walkouts, sit-ins and campus building occupations.
The Graduate Student Council held executive board elections for next semester and confirmed a budget reallocation at its monthly meeting Wednesday. The general body reelected Farha Mithila GS as GSC President ...
The first volume of the Brown Arts Institute’s MOVEMENTS arts journal, titled “Dissonance,” launched online Friday.
Former and current students and faculty came together to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Writing Fellows Program in the Watson Institute for International Affairs Wednesday. The event featured a ...
A good murder mystery may never grow old, but when the same themes are repeated from one story to the next, it’s certainly possible to inundate the genre with predictable tropes. Released in theaters ...
The Graduate Labor Organization continued renegotiating its contract with the University through the summer, tentatively agreeing on four articles in a new contract. The two parties began bargaining in ...
The Brown Activist Coalition hosted its second Activist Coalition Conference on Saturday, creating a space for progressive campus organizations to share their missions with interested students and discuss ...
Content warning: This article includes references to sexual assault and domestic violence.
Though Brown’s Graduate Labor Organization voted for unionization in 2018 and has had a collective bargaining agreement with the University since 2020, a number of organizations at Brown’s peer institutions ...
Since fall 2022, Brown has seen a revival of activism on campus and the unionization of computer science teaching assistants. Here are the key things you need to know about activism and labor on campus. ...
The Graduate Student Council elected its next president, chairs of social events, chair of master’s advocacy and chair of technology at its third meeting of the semester Wednesday. Graduate departmental ...
The Graduate Labor Organization and the University discussed workplace safety and accessibility, leaves of absence and discrimination policy at their fourth contract negotiation session Wednesday. Since ...
Michael Walker, a sociologist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota at Twin Cities, discussed his research on incarceration, his book “Indefinite” and his experiences as an incarcerated ...
The American Council on Education announced the election of University President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 to its board of directors for a three-year term March 2, according to a University ...
The Graduate Student Council discussed transportation and parking initiatives aimed at addressing concerns among graduate students at its second meeting of the semester Wednesday. The council also announced ...
This semester, the Swearer Center for Public Service is piloting the Storytellers Program, a project built upon the previously-existing Storytellers Fellowship for students interested in documenting the ...
The first renegotiation meeting between the Graduate Labor Organization and the University took place inside the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center Wednesday, marking the start of contract renegotiations. ...
The Graduate Student Council approved a new budget of $114,000 for the spring at its first meeting of the semester Wednesday. It also allocated $15,000 of its savings for food-insecure graduate students. ...
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