Thanks to a leaky pipe, students attending class in Salomon 101 this month have spent class in an unexpected shower of drops of water falling from the ceiling.The problem, initially thought by Facilities Management to be from a leak in the roof, was repaired on Friday. Dami Olatunji '11 was attending ...
A rarely-used joint degree program that lets undergraduate students graduate with both a master's and a bachelor's degree in four years may soon face elimination, according to administrators. Two committees have recommended the program be eliminated, but the final say rests with the faculty, which has ...
Last year's unusually large freshman class is still presenting a strain on housing this year, as about 60 students — mostly sophomores — move this week into bedrooms converted from common rooms and kitchens.
Rain clouds met the approximately 650 students who converged on Brown's campus Tuesday to get a taste of University life during A Day On College Hill.
Brown researchers have shed light for the first time on how bats perform the acrobatics necessary to land with their feet above their heads.
As most Brown students packed their bags and headed home for spring break, more than 400 taekwondo competitors from colleges across the nation converged on campus last weekend for the 34th National Collegiate Championship, the first-ever taekwondo tournament hosted at Brown.
Though the 2010 gubernatorial election in Rhode Island is more than a year away, potential candidates are already gearing up for the race.
Digital record keeping offers journalists a means of countering attempted government fabrications of events in nations with restricted presses, C.J. Chivers, foreign correspondent for the New York Times, told an audience at Brown/RISD Hillel last night.
These are "dark times" for the Republican party, David Frum told a List Auditorium audience last night, but one way into the light is a less polarizing stance on social issues.
Sovereign Bank, which operates a branch on Thayer Street, has been acquired by Spanish banking giant Banco Santander, but the takeover will not affect customer accounts, according to Ellen Molle, a spokesperson for Sovereign.
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