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Brown has a well-established reputation for its liberal political bent: In The Herald’s first-year poll, nearly three-quarters of the first year class self-identified as very or somewhat liberal — ...
Brown has been ranked the ninth-best college in the nation by the U.S. News and World Report 2024 Rankings, cracking the top ten colleges list for the first time in over two decades. Tied with Johns Hopkins ...
This story was initially published in The Herald’s Guide to Brown earlier in September.
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The Herald conducted its first-ever poll of the incoming first-year class between July 26 and August 7. The poll’s questions spanned topics including intended concentrations, relationship status, substance ...
On the heels of the Supreme Court’s landmark decision to restrict race-conscious college admissions and a nationwide upheaval of admissions policies, Brown is appointing an ad hoc committee to reexamine ...
Following the Supreme Court’s June decision to restrict the use of race in college admissions, the future of admission practices at elite colleges remains uncertain. Recent research and debates have ...
Brown has changed one essay prompt and added four “very short answer” questions in their undergraduate application for the class of 2028, according to the Office of College Admission’s website.
Following the June 29 Supreme Court ruling outlawing race-conscious college admissions, student organizations at Brown were swift to denounce the decision — and called for the University’s Office ...
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Harvard and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s use of race-conscious admissions is unconstitutional.
In warm weather, Brown’s quads are known as gathering places for students to throw a frisbee or quietly read a book. But all year round, the University’s outdoor spaces also host different types of ...
“Confusion and fear.” That’s what Mindy Sobota ’95, primary care physician and associate professor of medicine, said is the goal of recent court rulings on the abortion pill mifepristone.
The University hosted the second admitted students’ day, known as A Day on College Hill, for the Class of 2027 Friday. ADOCH events included a discussion about the open curriculum with Dean of the College ...
A Department of Public Safety officer was dispatched to University Hall Tuesday morning in response to roughly 100 fliers posted on the building by five members of the environmental advocacy group Sunrise ...
When identical twins Kayla Mukai ’25 and Kelly Mukai ’25 applied to colleges, their processes were identical as well.
Brown and 15 other institutions have joined a new partnership focused on increasing recruitment of undergraduate students from rural communities, according to an April 4 University press release.
When former Rep. Jim Langevin unexpectedly retired in early 2022, the “first thing that came into … mind” for Rep. Seth Magaziner ’06 was January 6th, Magaziner said at an event hosted by the ...
Late last month, 1,730 regular decision applicants were offered admission to the University, resulting in a total of 2,609 accepted applicants to the class of 2027. The Herald spoke to eight accepted ...
The University extended offers of admission to 1,730 regular decision applicants last month, bringing the total acceptance rate for the class of 2027 to 5.08%.
A caller contacted the Providence Police Department threatening to bomb the Muslim Student Center in Champlin Hall around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday morning, according to a listserv email from the Brown Muslim ...
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