In a lawsuit filed Tuesday against the U.S. Department of Education, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People alleged that the federal agency’s recent efforts to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at educational institutions are unconstitutional and discriminatory. ...
Breyer told The Herald that the court faces challenges with historic political divisions.
Events include collaborations with other student organizations and affinity groups on campus.
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Chair and vice chair candidates reflect on their platform priorities before the voting opens on April 16.
The Herald spoke to candidates for UCS president and vice president about their platforms.
The conference featured a series of guest speakers, workshops and traditional celebrations.
The Herald spoke to nearly two dozen admitted students about whether the freeze affects their college decision.
Skylar Walters ’26 wins the Goldwater Scholarship for her research on virus identification.
Brown’s Quiz Bowl Team placed fourth in Division II of the NAQT’s Intercollegiate Championship last weekend.
President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 moderated the talk.
After 35 years of supporting Brown, Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson will retire at the end of the year.
Faculty expressed disappointment about the recent hiring pause, canceling searches that had already begun.
Research funding resources have included webinars, panel discussions and a new funding platform.
The University is currently under investigation by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights regarding Brown’s compliance with Title VI, according to a Thursday night email from Executive Vice President for Planning and Policy Russell Carey ’91 and Vice President ...
When asked, a Brown spokesperson did not say whether they would produce the requested documents.
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These grants, the most recent of which was terminated Monday, funded research related to a variety of issues, ranging from youth HIV prevention to COVID-19 testing for incarcerated people.
BrUMO aims to foster a passion for math among high school students and grow the local math community.
The Herald polled 1,145 undergraduates on campus’ most pressing issues.
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