Healthier snacks and physical activity may soon become part of the typical workday for employees in 12 local companies. This effort is part of a study conducted by Associate Professor of Community Health Kim Gans, who recently received federal funding to research what leads to weight gain in certain ...
A February survey from the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education found only eight black economists teaching undergraduate courses at the top 30 highest-ranked universities nationwide.
This week, Residential Council completed the fall program house review, a comprehensive evaluation of all 20 program houses on campus, which include Greek organizations and theme houses.
Brown launched a free legal downloading service called Ruckus on Friday, giving students access to a database of 1.5 million songs and hundreds of movies, television shows and videos.
Until recently, few student radio programs tried to bring discussions of academic work to air in an interview format because it is so difficult to make esoteric and complicated research coherent. Brown Student Radio's innovative "Not Your Classroom," an interview-based talk show aimed at exposing the ...
The Fall Dance Concert debuted in Ashamu Dance Studio Thursday night. The show was the first in a series of four scheduled for this weekend. It features approximately 86 dancers in total, with several appearing more than once during the 10 different pieces presented.
Silicon can be altered to emit light, according to a paper by Professor of Engineering Jingming Xu and his research team that will be published in the journal "Nature Materials" today.
Concerned that the ability to choose friends as tutors was allowing students to abuse the University's tutoring system, administrators have modified the system to ensure that the limited tutoring resources go to the students who actually need them.
Students wishing to concentrate in biomedical ethics are running out of options this semester, though opportunities for those interested in the field have not altogether disappeared.
Thanks to a newly developed program called "SmartRide Tracker," users of the BrownMed/Downcity shuttle will no longer have to guess when to wait outside for the next van.
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