When Andrew Hunt '10 was researching and applying to colleges, he found that current students were always the best resource for admission advice. Based on that experience, Hunt is now spearheading a student-run college admission Web site and admission service called Scholars for Students, which is set ...
After travels from his hometown of Beirut to the salons of Paris and back to Lebanon, Nicholas Chedid, the eight-time hairstyling champion of the world, has arrived in Providence. Chedid fled the war in Lebanon with his family in July to join his younger brother, Wassim Chedid, a five-year resident ...
For the next four years, Providence College will not require undergraduate applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores with their applications. The four-year pilot program will go into effect this fall for students applying for a spot in the class of 2011.
The highly anticipated and repeatedly delayed Life Sciences Building is scheduled to be dedicated Oct. 6 as the Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Sciences. Construction of the five-story, 170,000 square foot structure shut down Olive Street and sparked a lawsuit filed by embittered neighborhood residents. ...
The highly anticipated and repeatedly delayed Life Sciences Building is scheduled to be dedicated Oct. 6 as the Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Sciences. Construction of the five-story, 170,000 square foot structure shut down Olive Street and sparked a lawsuit filed by embittered neighborhood residents. ...
From the bustling streets and skyscrapers of New York City to the rural, Depression-era American South; from the lives of inmates in the Texas prison system to the violence, drug use and sexuality of adolescents, the "7 Documentarians" photography exhibition at the David Winton Bell Gallery illuminates ...
Rhode Island's minimum-wage workers will get a raise today.
After taking a neuroscience or biology course, most students have heard about rods and cones. But what about the recently discovered third class of photoreceptor cells in the retina - intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells? While many scientists previously believed these mysterious cells ...
Brown students and members of People to End Homelessness gathered at the Office of Housing and Urban Development yesterday to protest the 44 percent cut to federal homeless funding in Rhode Island.
Dufirstson Neree '96 did not plan on a future in politics while he was at Brown. But today, he's breaking new ground as the first Haitian immigrant ever to run for Congress.
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