On Feb. 14, the Providence Public School District sent letters of non-renewal to 16 teachers and one librarian. The non-renewals followed performance-based reviews and mean the contracts will not be renewed for the next academic year.
The Rhode Island School of Design Museum is looking to increase engagement with the Providence community and improve the overall visitor experience. These goals are a part of the institution’s new five-year strategic plan, which was launched at an event Wednesday evening.
While the number of students double-concentrating has increased by 13% over the past 10 years, those that actually pursue a dual degree is much lower.
In 2024, around one in five unhoused Rhode Islanders on a single night were aged 55 and older.
Francis Doyle discusses his career and research before coming to Brown.
The 48th season premiered on Wednesday night, featuring Erickson as one of 20 contestants.
The CGHE succeeds Brown’s Global Health Initiative, which was created in 2009.
A spring 2024 survey found that over 1,000 community members are looking for Jewelry District housing.
In an email to concentrators last month, the Department of Computer Science announced cancellations and changes to course offerings for the next academic year.
While the proposal’s advocates worry for leaf-blower users, landscapers themselves feel like the ban is premature.
This is the fifth time the University has earned this distinction.
The program, which has been in effect since 1969, will be optional for all students after their first year.
Jennifer Sacheck comes to Brown with decades of research experience in nutrition science.
A new report by the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources is hoping to create an inventory of large buildings and their energy sources to assess how the Ocean State can lower emissions.
Four Muslim-identifying inmates are suing the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, alleging that officials at RIDOC’s High Security Center in Cranston have restricted the group’s ability to practice their religion.
Reverend William J. Barber II emphasized the importance of mobilizing and standing up to injustices in the face of political polarization and inequality at the University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture.
Brown undergraduates earned $1.6 million in work-study aid last year.
R.I. immigrants express concerns about deportations and family separation due to new federal policies.
Protestors called for taxes on the rich.
The festival featured a compilation of 16 filmmakers’ videos of the state’s flora and fauna.
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