Bill hopes to draw filmmakers to R.I.
(04/24/12 12:00am)
Correction appended.
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At ADOCH, admits glimpse life in Brunonia
(04/18/12 12:00am)
About 780 prospective students accepted to the class of 2016 arrived on campus Monday night to spend some time getting to know the University in the annual event A Day on College Hill. High school seniors ...
Profs balance research, teaching
(04/10/12 12:00am)
As the University aims to compete with powerhouse research institutions - many of which have larger endowments - research experience has become a major factor in hiring and faculty tenure decisions. But ...
Black Lavender gives voice to marginalized playwrights
(04/06/12 12:00am)
This week, the Department of Africana Studies is presenting the Black Lavender Experience, a festival of work by black queer playwrights. With four days of performances, staged readings and discussions, ...
Students celebrate residency matches
(03/20/12 12:00am)
Pollution may trigger strokes, research finds
(03/09/12 12:00am)
Even at levels that comply with federal regulations set by the Environmental Protection Agency, air pollution may increase the risk of stroke, according to research led by Gregory Wellenius, assistant ...
Filmmaker calls Hollywood a stifling place for black cinema
(03/09/12 12:00am)
Black cinema will become sustainable when it separates itself from Hollywood, filmmaker Arthur Jafa told roughly 30 people Wednesday. The event, hosted by the Department of Africana Studies, was entitled ...
Lecture questions link between freedom and violence
(03/06/12 12:00am)
Chandan Reddy, associate professor of English at the University of Washington, questioned the idea of violence as "the antithesis of freedom" in his lecture "Precarity after Rights: On Queer ...
Prenatal test identifies chromosomal defects
(03/02/12 12:00am)
Most people do not think of fetuses as tumors. But it was this idea that revolutionized how scientists approach prenatal tests.
LaHood steers students toward public service
(03/01/12 12:00am)
Life in public service may not always be a path to prestige, but that should not deter Brown students from pursuing it, Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood told a full Salomon 101 Wednesday afternoon. ...
With training and dialogues, DPS highlights diversity
(02/27/12 12:00am)
On college campuses across the country, relationships between university public safety officers and the student body can be fraught with difficulty, especially when issues of race and ethnicity are involved. ...
Festival connects art and technology
(02/14/12 12:00am)
Clarification appended.
Sheehan '12: We shouldn't be here
(02/03/12 12:00am)
Trustee's fund under insider trading scrutiny again
(01/25/12 12:00am)
The $14 billion hedge fund founded and run by Corporation Trustee Steven Cohen P'08 is under renewed federal scrutiny after the recent arrest of a former company employee on charges of insider trading. ...
Sheehan '12: love and basketball
(12/01/11 12:00am)
This whole NFL season has felt a bit empty to me. Don't get me wrong — it's been incredibly entertaining and I've loved every minute of it. The problem is that I know how I'm going to feel about ...
Confidence in job prospects varied
(11/30/11 12:00am)
Corner office or a corner in your parents' basement? Students reported varying levels of confidence in their ability to obtain a desirable job after graduation in a recent Herald poll. According to the ...
Herald announces 122nd Editorial Board
(11/20/11 12:00am)
In what observers described as an "epic" Banquet for Herald staff at the swanky Cav restaurant in the Jewelry District, the paper's outgoing leadership toasted a successful year and announced The 122nd ...
Forum to mix musical and civic education
(11/17/11 12:00am)
What happens when world-class musicians are brought together to discuss complex issues of civic engagement and break down cross-cultural barriers? The Music & Civil Society symposium, held tonight at ...
Historic mill houses art community
(11/13/11 12:00am)
Gangly weeds and graffiti have long ago overrun parts of the enormous brick complex. Tattered tarp flutters from the dozens of boarded-up windows of the former Hope Webbing Company, once one of the largest ...
Documentary examines urban decay
(11/10/11 12:00am)
Violence, segregation and government housing might be heavy fare for a Monday evening, but that did not stop about 40 students, professors and community members from attending a screening of the award-winning ...
