Corporation approves 4.25% increase in undergraduate tuition and fees, increases faculty, staff salary pool
By Roma Shah and Jeremiah Farr | February 10During their February meeting, the Corporation also accepted over $90 million in gifts.
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During their February meeting, the Corporation also accepted over $90 million in gifts.
The University awarded $1.5M each to the Community College of Rhode Island and apprenticeship program Building Futures.
The release was delayed from Monday in the wake of the mass shooting last Saturday.
The Herald explored the career and educational backgrounds, composition and political activity of the Corporation’s members.
The figure marks the highest total compensation she has received during her tenure as University president.
The University saw a $2.6 million operating surplus and a 7.2% net increase in assets in fiscal year 2025.
Corporation members also celebrated the dedication of the Stephen Sondheim Amphitheater.
The University received $185 million in foreign contributions over the past half decade.
The endowment saw an 11.9% return in the past year, exceeding last year’s return of 11.3%.
On Wednesday, the Brown community enthusiastically praised the University’s rejection of the Trump administration’s compact.