The data behind Brown’s highest governing body
By Roma Shah and Natalia Banos Delgado | December 5The Herald explored the career and educational backgrounds, composition and political activity of the Corporation’s members.
The Herald explored the career and educational backgrounds, composition and political activity of the Corporation’s members.
Thanksgiving travel on FlixBus and Greyhound buses has increased more than 30% compared to last year.
Increasingly severe rain storms are straining an aging city and campus infrastructure.
New graduate student groups claimed that they have recently faced stricter scrutiny from the SAO.
The Herald compared the prices of popular items and spoke to students about purchasing preferences.
The course will enroll 410 students this spring, a drop from last year’s enrollment of 555.
Amid the installation’s financial challenges, The Herald spoke to WaterFire organizers, staffers, vendors and performers at the Nov. 1 full lighting.
Academic Dean of the School of Public Health Francesca Beaudoin PhD’16 will serve as interim dean starting Jan. 1.
Brown provided $30.2 million in community contributions and $11.1 million in voluntary payments.
While evaluations are particularly important for junior faculty, more seasoned professors also use feedback to refine course curriculum.
Davidson, the Democratic candidate, won nearly 95% of the vote, while Republican candidate Axel Brito ’26 received just under 4%.
The injunction halts cuts to four federal agencies that were targeted by a March executive order.
Over 1,000 Rhode Islanders could risk losing support for permanent housing, according to city officials.
The Faculty Executive Committee shared recommendations to increase faculty involvement in University decision making.
Since the start of the semester, Bahar Charyyeva ’27 has woken up to an internship rejection email 25 out of 30 days in a month, she said. “I apply to anything even remotely related to my resume,” she said, estimating that she has submitted more than 200 applications this fall.
The Boutros family, who immigrated from Syria in the 1990s, now runs several of the street’s longest-standing eateries.
The program has expanded to 191 vaccine clinics throughout Rhode Island.
The Herald spoke with several professors with unique fashion styles, finding out how culture, identity and expression influence their wardrobe selection.
While some non-faculty advisors may not have the same academic experience as their counterparts, they are able to point advisees to relevant resources, students said.
Associate Dean for Faculty Development Esther Jones has formalized faculty mentorship pairing in recent years.