A North Dakota state representative sparked new debate on an old issue earlier this year when she introduced a bill pushing for increased English fluency of college instructors, especially international teaching assistants, before they enter the classroom.
Marilynne Robinson '66 was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for fiction Monday for "Gilead," her elegiac novel about a dying Congregationalist priest in Iowa as he relates his life in a letter to his young son.
University officials decided to conclude Spring Weekend's "major social events," including traditional campus-wide parties, by Saturday afternoon in order to allow those celebrating Passover to travel or participate in campus Seders, according to an e-mail sent to undergraduates by the Office of Campus ...
Less than five years ago, Christopher Bizzacco '03.5 was a student in PS 111: "Mass Media." By his sophomore year, a conversation at the Ratty with a fellow member of the College Democrats led him to an internship for then-state representative David Cicilline '83.
Art Street, a Boston-based organization aimed at using art to bring communities together and inspire social change, held a recruiting meeting Monday night in the Lower Blue Room.
A federal draft report released this month encouraged Providence nightclubs to take a closer look at their compliance with fire safety regulations and consider making recommended - but often expensive - improvements.
On Saturday, the Brown community joined family and friends of Lawrence Rubida '05 in Salomon Hall to celebrate the football tri-captain's bravery as well as his ordinary love for Chinese food and video games.
The Corporation earmarked $400,000 for the first stage in the process of providing financial aid for all incoming transfer and Resumed Undergraduate Education students at its February meeting.
The Greek Council, Brown's umbrella organization of campus fraternities and sororities, unanimously decided Tuesday to move its annual Spring Weekend concert event, Rage on Wriston, to Friday, April 22 in response to a scheduling conflict with Passover.
University student activities officials and representatives from numerous student organizations met Thursday night to discuss Spring Weekend's scheduling conflict with the Jewish holiday of Passover but did not arrive at a firm resolution.
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