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While many students were traveling back to Brown from spring break trips, members of the equestrian team left College Hill to compete at the Region One Championships on Saturday at the Mystic Valley Hunt ...
Heading into Saturday's final regular season show, the equestrian team clung to a mere one-point lead over second-place Connecticut in the regional standings. But the Bears stepped up to take first place ...
Stagnant funding for the National Institutes of Health may be taking a toll on young researchers and threatening the United States' long-term status as the world's leader in biomedical advancement, according ...
With spring training well under way and opening day just around the corner, it seems like ages since the 2007 baseball season ended. This winter was particularly arduous for baseball fans, with the traditional ...
Dyslexic writer and disability rights activist Jonathan Mooney '00 told a Salomon 101 audience Wednesday that his alma mater made a "progressive, courageous and innovative" move by inviting him to speak. ...
Leaving the grill and soup stations looking lonely, students eagerly lined up last night at Josiah's to order salads from the long-awaited Cutting Board.
On her first day at Brown in the fall of 1998, Jennifer Needleman '02 befriended Josh Asen '02. At the time, neither could have known that almost a decade later the duo would release their first full-length ...
Students who turn on their TVs after class tomorrow might see a surprisingly familiar face on the screen. An interview with Marjorie Thompson '74 PhD'79 P'02 P'07 P'09, associate dean of biological sciences, ...
Little did Jonathan Gordon '11 know when he was approached five months ago by a couple of seniors to act in their short film that he would end up on the Oscars.
After a disappointing finish last season, which ended with a 7-7 overall record, the men's lacrosse team is ready for a big 2008 season. Leading the team will be Brian Asher '08 and Jeff Hall '08, both ...
In the absence of affirmative action laws, admission rates at public universities have risen for Asian-American students, while numbers for white, black and Hispanic students have declined, according ...
NBC's "The Today Show" recently named Providence one of America's 100 Best Communities for Young People. The Princeton Review ranked Brown as North America's second-happiest college in 2008. But Providence ...
It was heartening to hear that Brown has agreed to go green by cutting its carbon emissions significantly over the next decade. The authors of the emissions reduction recommendations touted the long-term ...
Although 81 percent of students were accepted by their first-choice colleges, only 64 percent went on to attend that dream school, an annual survey on college freshmen conducted by the Higher Education ...
Brown has received a record 20,566 applications for the class of 2012, surpassing 20,000 applications for the first time. The number of applications is a 7.7 percent increase over last year, when the ...
The gymnastics team jumped out to a quick start over break but could not sustain the success on a West Coast trip.
Students flooded back to campus Tuesday after the weekend's powerful northeaster caused flight cancellations and dumped snow on roads, preventing many from returning to Providence over the weekend.
T-shirts and hooded shirts custom-designed by two Rhode Island School of Design students may soon add a unique flare to College Hill wardrobes. In the meantime, look for RISD sophomores John Verdery and ...
The rise of reality programming in recent years has left television enthusiasts a little concerned - and rightly so. Television writers in Los Angeles and New York have taken to the streets to demand ...
Like many Brown students, I am often too busy to watch my favorite television shows when they air. Lucky for me, I can spend Friday afternoons watching these shows online, legally, for free. Now that ...
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