Provost's office down one deputy
Deputy Provost Vincent Tompkins '84 left the University July 1 to lead a private school in New York City.
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Deputy Provost Vincent Tompkins '84 left the University July 1 to lead a private school in New York City.
The transformation of Metcalf Chemistry and Research Laboratory into a home for the newly created Department of Cognitive, Linguistic and Psychological Sciences has begun, according to Vice President ...
Mark MacDonald '08 always knew he wanted to give back. But after trying out for a professional basketball team in Europe and then spending a year as a media consultant, he realized he did not want to ...
With another meet comes another personal record for standout thrower and quad-captain Danielle Grunloh '10. Her shot put of 15.93 meters last Sunday at Brown's Springtime Invitational solidified her place ...
The University is partnering with the City of Providence to upgrade most of the traffic lights on Angell and Waterman streets. The project, which will "significantly reduce congestion," is underway and ...
Researchers at Brown have received over $28 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health so far in the federal government's current fiscal year, which began Oct. 1.
Though not scheduled to be completed until January 2012, the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center is already receiving high praise from the Brown community.
New York University has proposed a 20-year plan to expand its campus by six million square feet with new classrooms, offices and dorms around New York City, the New York Times reported last month.
Three former men's hockey players — Matt Vokes '09, Jeff Prough '08 and Chris Poli '08 — have kept in touch better than most graduates. The three alums play for the East Coast Hockey League's ...
Large tuition increases "absolutely will not be an option" to balance the budget in the future, President Ruth Simmons told a less than half full Salomon 101 in her State of Brown address Thursday afternoon. ...
The Department of Community Health is planning to split into four new departments, according to Associate Dean of Medicine for Public Health and Public Policy Terrie Wetle.
The Undergraduate Council of Students is recommending that the University create a new study lounge on Pembroke campus after conducting an audit of all student lounges and study spaces on campus, according ...