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In the next few days, thousands of family members and friends will flock to College Hill for a Family Weekend filled with over 130 on-campus events. But that doesn’t mean everyone visiting will stay ...
While some students use breaks between classes to grab a snack or take a nap, others set up tripods and hit record.
The first time I went to an estate sale, I showed up with a tote bag and a pocket full of small bills. I’m not entirely sure what I expected, but I definitely did not anticipate feeling as though I ...
On Wednesday, the Brown community enthusiastically praised the University’s rejection of the Trump administration’s compact.
As Brown finds itself in the crosshairs of the Trump administration’s effort to reshape higher education, newly elected leaders of Brown’s American Association of University Professors chapter told ...
As Brown sought to identify targets for University-wide budget cuts in the spring and summer, administrators notified leaders of at least six departments that admissions for their Ph.D. programs would ...
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends that children between the ages of six and 12 years old should sleep around nine to 12 hours a night. Most parents believe their children fall squarely ...
In a new Oct. 6 report, researchers from Brown’s Annenberg Institute analyzed teacher professional learning practices in Rhode Island and offered a variety of recommendations for improvement.
On Tuesday, a federal district judge in Rhode Island blocked the Department of Homeland Security from conditioning funds on whether recipient states assist in federal immigration enforcement efforts. ...
On Oct. 10, the Summer Street Apartments, a new five-story 176-unit permanent supportive housing development for formerly homeless Rhode Island residents, opened at 94 Summer St. in Providence.
On Oct. 8, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation named Professor of International Security and Anthropology Ieva Jusionyte as a 2025 MacArthur Fellow. The fellowship, awarded yearly to between ...
When Daniel Svediani ’29 emailed the Office of the Registrar last month to access evaluative comments on his admissions file, he was told that the University no longer had the comments.
From quiet study corners to hidden Providence skyline views, students across campus have discovered their favorite hidden gems in which to work, unwind or simply escape the rush of College Hill.
Researchers at Brown’s School of Engineering uncovered a surprising weakness in flexible electronics and a way to prevent it.
Brown is currently facing two deficits: one of accounting and the other of accountability. While many are preoccupied with the current crisis about whether Brown will sign the compact presented by the ...
Eight years ago, I first encountered the writings of Jhumpa Lahiri. Last Monday, Lahiri visited Brown to lead an undergraduate seminar and participate in a public conversation. My experience that afternoon ...
As students finish their first midterms of the semester, some exams and papers carry more weight than others. For students taking a course Satisfactory/No Credit — which converts a typical letter grading ...
This is the first installment in a three-part series about student startups that launched on College Hill.
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 sought input from the broader Brown community about the Trump administration’s “Compact for Excellence in Higher Education” on Friday. She first acknowledged ...
Pizza is the epitome of college food: fast, cheap and greasy enough for a drunken late-night snack. Thankfully, we have an endless array of pizza options on College Hill and beyond. Here is a short ...
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