On April 14, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management addressed concerns from community members regarding multiple reports of fish kills in the Providence and Seekonk rivers on their Instagram. According to the department’s post, the sudden influx of fish corpses in the rivers and ...
Bruno Eats, the new Brown Dining Services food truck, was launched into service this Saturday.
The club members were able to tour the campuses, talk with current students, participate in case studies and attend classes.
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The center will enable individuals to use illicit drugs under supervision by medical professionals and access recovery assistance.
Many admitted students were excited by the activism with many appreciating the passion that the advocates were displaying.
Protestors called on the University to pay $15 million annually in support of Providence schools.
Union members have advocated for higher wages, better working conditions and improved healthcare coverage.
An assistant professor at the Warren Alpert Medical School turned himself in to the Providence Police Department Friday on one count of second-degree sexual assault charges.
University community members gave testimony at an April 4 hearing on the bill.
Rep. June Speakman (D-Bristol) introduced a bill in the Rhode Island House of Representatives on March 17 which would create a $50 million fund for the construction of mixed-income public housing.
The OIED seeks to reimagine their vacant administrative coordinator position.
George Morgan, an accomplished professor emerita in the University’s applied mathematics department and pioneer of Brown’s renowned Open Curriculum, died Feb. 4 at the age of 98.
Representatives from developer CV Properties proposed a commercial project that combines I-195 Redevelopment Districts 14 and 15 and adjacent University property.
The Providence Neighborhood Planting Program is a community-led organization engaging local residents in planting and maintaining trees on city property to create a larger and more equitable urban forest.
The School of Public Health hosted the final event in its Climate and Health Seminar Series titled “Why climate change is the next public health emergency" on Wednesday.
Sunrise members admitted that they were aware that their actions violated University policy.
Professor Bonnie Honig was recently selected as a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship.
Advocacy groups have expressed concern over possible discrimination and surveillance arising from the policy.
The internship recruitment cycle of investment banking firms is beginning earlier each year, making an already intense process become increasingly stressful.
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