Restless nights spent tossing and turning may soon be a thing of the past. Together with a team of undergraduates and CS faculty, Tiffany Chen ’18 created a smart pillow that can read users’ sleep patterns and give recommendations for improvement.
Researchers have been trying to formulate the best way to quickly detect an infection in open wounds without relying on time-consuming tests.
Recent months for the University and Providence at large — entailing vaccine distribution,...
The University has further lifted restrictions on density requirements on campus...
The University will begin returning to pre-pandemic campus life after on-campus students...
The University has reached a 90 percent overall COVID-19 vaccination rate for students,...
As Providence defrosts from a winter of isolation and cold, the sun sets later and Brunonians can bask in the sun for a little longer.
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