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Two Brown professors selected as 2026 Guggenheim Fellows
By Seyla Fernandez | April 15Ieva Jusionyte and Matthew Kraft are two of the 223 fellows chosen out of nearly 5,000 applicants.
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Senior Staff WriterSeyla Fernandez is a senior staff writer covering faculty.
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Jewish deli Maven’s Jr. opens on Thayer Street
By Seyla Fernandez | April 13The deli is the second Maven’s Delicatessen location in Rhode Island.
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Faculty vote to change language on ‘course bunching,’ establish graduate microcertificates
By Seyla Fernandez | April 8The motion to reinstate the University president as the presiding officer at faculty meetings was not on the agenda.
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Dean of Engineering Tejal Desai ’94 elected as 2025 AAAS fellow
By Seyla Fernandez | April 3Desai was recognized by a council of peers for her work in micro- and nanoscale therapeutic technologies.
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Brown associate professor releases highly anticipated novel ‘The Complex’
By Seyla Fernandez | March 11Written by Karan Mahajan, the novel follows a 20th-century family navigating India’s shifting political climate.
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Faculty vote to replace Paxson as faculty meeting chair
By Seyla Fernandez | March 4The chair of the Faculty Executive Committee will assume the role as the meeting’s leader.
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Chigozie Obioma, author of ‘The Road to the Country,’ talks writing on war in lecture
By Seyla Fernandez | February 27Students in Writers on Writing courses read the book prior to the event.
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Paxson shares hopes to keep Brown both open and secure at February faculty meeting
By Seyla Fernandez and Samah Hamid | February 4On Tuesday, faculty members provided feedback on new University security initiatives.
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How professors are addressing the shooting in large courses
By Seyla Fernandez | January 28Professors of large lecture courses faced additional challenges when working to build community.
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‘Like a second family’: Providence youth wrestling program kicks off winter season
By Seyla Fernandez | December 5The Providence chapter of Beat the Streets New England serves hundreds of students at a variety of local schools.
