$16.75 million donation to fund Prince Lab transition to new Innovation and Design Hub
By Cate Latimer | September 18The building will house an expanded Brown Design Workshop and two engineering master’s programs.
The building will house an expanded Brown Design Workshop and two engineering master’s programs.
A new indoor turf facility is set to open in January and will serve athletes across all levels.
The pre-orientation program helps students adjust to Brown with a series of affinity-focused workshops, group discussions and social events.
The toymaker’s board games, toys and licensing businesses will move by the end of 2026.
Museum curators with specialties in Indigenous art and textiles discussed the process of acquiring pieces.
Sergeant Joseph Hanley was originally suspended in 2020 for his abusive conduct during an arrest.
Monteiro reflects on 25 years in Brown Dining and the challenges and joys of managing the Blue Room.
Since 1975, the center has provided student support and served as a hub for community-building.
The decision came after a months-long disciplinary process of possible code-of-conduct violations at an October protest.
His goals include expanding faculty, exploratory learning and the Master of Public Affairs program.
The University allows the use of AP credit for placement into higher-level courses.
Advocates brought the fight for free lunches to the State House earlier this year.
In a city with easy access to public greenery, Providence community members work to maintain the spaces available to them.
The data breach, announced back in December, affected over half the state’s population.
The exhibit opened just before the start of Hispanic Heritage Month.
According to poll data, recruited athletes comprise about 6% of the first-year class.
Poll data suggests an increase in the share of low-income international students.
Hundreds of students connected with campus employers at the fall Student Employment Fair on Friday.
Absenteeism rates in Rhode Island are still higher than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brown has risen 42 places in the 2026 College Free Speech Rankings compared to last year.