Around 100 attended the rally, which coincided with a bargaining session between postdocs and Brown.
Brown’s team placed eighth in the 85th William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition.
The event, hosted on March 9, included representatives from unions at Brown and across Rhode Island.
Brown students report satisfaction with their gap year experience.
Jennifer Nuzzo was honored at the Presidential Faculty Award Lecture on Monday.
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On Friday, activists protested on the Main Green against the Trump administration’s recent federal actions on DEI, federal funding and immigration.
In a talk on Friday, Steyer discussed green energy investments and policy.
The summit’s five panels covered topics across technology, finance and humanities.
The Herald spoke with students and faculty to learn more about being in a small concentration.
The elections will now take place in May to avoid conflict with commencement speaker elections.
Despite campus-wide efforts to address gender disparities in STEM fields, including through the University-wide Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan, Brown’s Department of Mathematics has remained largely male-dominated.
On Wednesday, President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 reiterated her commitment to the University’s mission and academic freedom.
The Herald recaps the impact of the Trump administration’s actions on higher education institutions.
Its recommendations include the formation of a Research, Promotions and Appointments Committee for research faculty.
The bill was co-introduced by Brown activist group Students for Educational Equity.
Brown Dining Services has dished out a number of changes to reduce its carbon footprint and minimize food waste, from a controversial half-beef, half-mushroom burger to infrastructure improvements.
From staying on campus to traversing the globe, sabbaticals offer professors the ability to focus on their research with a generous amount of freedom.
Under the new structure, students will receive both a faculty and a concentration advisor.
The three-year contract includes a wage increase, a safety team and retirement plan contributions.
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