To ChatGPT or not to ChatGPT: Professors grapple with AI in the classroom
By Alejandro Ruiz | September 11Professors discuss the various considerations at play when designing an AI policy for their classes.
Professors discuss the various considerations at play when designing an AI policy for their classes.
The class of 2028 saw a significant drop in enrollment of Black and Hispanic students, a trend which appears to be reversing this year.
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Monk will step into his role at Brown on Oct. 1.
The University announced last month that its carbon reduction efforts would be paused for the year due to its financial deficit.
The quadrangle is set to reopen with an amphitheater and accessible routes.
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A lawsuit filed against Brown and 31 other universities alleged that early decision is falsely presented as a binding contract.
Organized by the Black Student Union, the eighth annual event featured speeches and student performances.
The Herald sat down for an interview with President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 and Provost Francis Doyle.
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