Brown Women in Business club hosts first large-scale conference
By Maya Kelly | October 22Conference included panel discussion, workshops aimed at supporting women interested in business
Conference included panel discussion, workshops aimed at supporting women interested in business
Senator discusses 1973 oil crisis, modern-day polarization around climate change with political science professor Jeff Colgan
Over 500 protestors march through downtown, call for end of U.S. aid to Israel
LOCC joins TALO as second undergraduate student union on campus
Festivities include ribbon-cutting ceremony, inaugural public performance
Panelists discuss West’s academic work, legacy during two-day event
This December marks two years since the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s Iota Alpha chapter was reinstated at Brown in 2021
Brown has appointed an implementation team to carry out recommendations from the Task Force on the Status of Women Faculty.
Brown launched a website aimed to help university members navigate programs and activities in light of the Supreme Court’s decision.
The Watson Institute welcomed four new members to its leadership team this school year.
Snail Mail @ Brown encourages a return to traditional forms of communications.
The Herald sat down for a conversation with Naomi Ninneman, associate director for empowerment and prevention services at Bwell.
Community members shared religious prayers, anonymous student testimonies
$174 million in returns and $175 million in donations brought the combined value of the endowment to $6.6 billion.
The Office of Undergraduate Admission is turning to applicant recruitment to bolster student body diversity.
Brown’s endowment is its $6.6 billion invested fund, entirely composed of donations and grown through investments.
Violence in Israel and Gaza has sparked intense outcry from Brown community members, with several campus organizations holding vigils to commemorate the loss of civilian lives. Several student organizations have released statements of mourning while simultaneously condemning what they identify as ...
Global Brown Center speaker series hosted its first session on Oct. 17 with Keshia Abraham.
Kate Zernike discussed her newest book “The Exceptions: Nancy Hopkins, MIT, and the Fight for Women in Science” at a talk on Tuesday.
Brown students raised over $3,000 for humanitarian relief efforts after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit Afghanistan on Saturday, Oct. 7.