Whether doing last-minute campaigning at sunrise, watching election results in a balloon-strewn Salomon 101 or simply doing work at the Sciences Library, Brown students found themselves swept up in yesterday's Super Tuesday presidential primaries.
Donning white coats and brandishing posters with slogans such as "Health Care 4 All," a group of Alpert Medical School students joined medical professionals and community advocates at the State House Jan. 23 to protest Gov. Donald Carcieri's '65 proposal to lower the maximum income level covered by ...
When sleepy-eyed students file into Wilson Hall for morning classes, they may not pay much attention to the architectural features of the classrooms in which they sit. They've also probably never heard of Robert Hill P'79, whom they have to thank for many of these classrooms' more modern features.
The Office of Residential Life began accepting applications from students Tuesday evening to participate in an online lottery for free vouchers for local summer storage. Over 600 vouchers, worth $60 each, will be available through the lottery to redeem with East Providence-based Space Station Self-Storage. ...
Following a self-study by the University and an examination by the NCAA, the University has been recertified as a Division I school.
Curtis Sittenfeld, author of the best-selling novel "Prep," read from her latest work, "The Man of My Dreams," Wednesday evening at the Brown Bookstore. After eliciting laughter and praise from a supportive crowd, Sittenfeld took questions and signed books for a group of about 20.
Residential Council has made a recommendation to the Office of Residential Life to broaden the guidelines for squatting, a practice that allows rising seniors to remain in their current living spaces for the coming year.
The science and society concentration will graduate its first class of six seniors this spring. The concentration, which integrates sciences and the humanities to examine science's social implications, was approved this year after several years of student and faculty initiative.
Yee's speech kicked-off the Brown Muslim Students Association's Islam Awareness Month 2007. The theme is "the many faces of Islam."
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Brown a $150,000 grant to plan for a statewide collaborative effort to apply advanced medical research to practical clinical settings.
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