From Oaxaca to Bengaluru to Los Angeles: How three Brown students spent their summers
By Donna Zhang | September 3The Herald spoke to three students about how they explored their interests outside the classroom.
The Herald spoke to three students about how they explored their interests outside the classroom.
Reduced graduate student admissions targets will continue in the coming admissions cycle.
From international affairs to voice acting, Brown alums reminisce on their time on College Hill.
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The Herald polled over 700 incoming first-year students on everything from demographics to career aspirations.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Van Wickle Gates opened to welcome incoming students during the University’s 262nd Opening Convocation. Thousands of new students proceeded through the gates, marking the beginning of their studies at Brown to the cheers of parents and community members.
Malle will succeed Anna Wintour as head of editorial content for American Vogue, effectively immediately.
On Aug. 27, Brown’s newest students spent their first day on College Hill moving into their dorms.
Brown University Labor Council unites eight campus and local labor organizations.
The Herald surveyed five courses that take a creative approach to learning.
University priorities include aligning Brown’s policies with the statement of University Values and Voice and expanding the Discovery Through Dialogue project.
Affected students are primarily enrolled in graduate programs, and “many others” have chosen to defer their studies, according to University officials.
Higher education experts weigh in on the key differences between the White House’s agreements with Brown, Columbia and Penn.
Trump’s executive order requires all federally funded universities to submit admissions data on race.
The suit also claims early decision applications are not legally binding.
Brown’s graduate student union worked with one of Rhode Island’s largest labor unions to push for the bill’s passage.
University administrators announced various strategies intended to help Brown manage a $30 million impact from federal actions.
Brown has reached a deal with the federal government to restore some federal research funding and address allegations of antisemitism on campus, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 announced in a University-wide email Wednesday.
The request for proposals from qualified developers comes amid federal funding threats and a University budget deficit.
Brown has secured a $500 million loan amid federal cuts to research and financial aid in recent months, marking at least the second major loan the University has taken out in the span of four months.