How would you like a free bike? The only catch: your precious car must be left parked at home. For freshman at two colleges, that option is giving them an alternative way to travel.
A recent series of allegations of misconduct by college marching bands across the country has raised questions about the culture and practices the groups adopt.
Colleges and universities able to make "appropriate admission decisions" without the SAT or ACT should consider eliminating their testing requirement, a panel assembled by the National Association for College Admission Counseling to study the issue said late last month.
In a recent study, researchers at the National Wildlife Federation found surprising results when they examined the developments in sustainability across America's college campuses: more environmentally sustainable practices in campus facilities management and growth planning have not been mirrored in ...
When the class of 2013 steps onto campus next fall, they will do so as the first group of Brown students to be admitted using the Common Application. The University has joined the nearly 350 member colleges that currently accept the standardized application, leaving Columbia as the only Ivy League school ...
A group assessing Providence's policies on the preservation of its historic buildings has finalized a course of action to thwart the demolition of historical but poorly maintained structures, according to an April 4 press release from the mayor's office.
While Robert Smith, a professor of medicine at the Alpert Medical School, was researching diabetes, he discovered something key to understanding another illness - a gene that could be the link to Parkinson's disease in patients with a family history of the disorder.
Look down at your tray. Do you think you're going to finish the burger and seasoned fries, the plate heaped with eggplant parmesan and spinach strudel and that monstrous salad drowned in dressing? Dining services at universities across the country are tired of watching students stack away food without ...
A neuroscience research team that includes a Brown graduate student may have found a way to reduce the temptation to drink alcohol.
The consequences of Fidel Castro's decision to step down as Cuba's president are the subject of a one-day online lesson developed by the Watson Institute for International Studies. Designed for American high school students, the free teaching aid has been downloaded 1,152 times since it was made available ...
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