Mulligan '19: U. needs to invest in making all dorms more accessible

By Caroline Mulligan | September 26

Twenty-four million dollars later, and the building formerly known as Wilson Hall has completed its transformation into the sleek, modern, fully accessible Friedman Hall. This is a welcome change, coming to fruition almost three years after students in PHP 1680I: “Pathology to Power: Disability, Health ...

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Savello '18: Thinking past fall recruitment

By Samantha Savello | October 10

As the fall semester heats up, it has become common to see students running to interviews in formal attire, practicing consulting cases in the basement of the Sciences Library and attending various recruitment events on campus. We all know what this means: Job recruiting is in full swing — and for ...

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As tech industry grows, finance accelerates recruitment to secure talent

By Baylor Knobloch | October 2

[infogram id="3a0ba784-4d1f-4cb7-8355-2dafee469091" prefix="jkF" format="interactive" title=""] Many traditional big-name finance and consulting firms made an appearance at last week’s General, Technical and Professional School Career Fair, but an overwhelming number of students stood in line waiting ...

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Unsuccessful teams reflect institutional athletic changes

By Ben Shumate | April 27

This story is the second in a three-part series about Brown athletics. The ’90s were arguably the most successful era for Brown athletics, as its teams won 47 Ivy League titles in the decade. Since 2010, Brown teams have won five, placing them last in the conference by a large margin. Harvard won ...