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The assistant professor of medicine was deported to Lebanon despite holding a valid H-1B visa.
Friday afternoon, hundreds gathered at the Rhode Island State House to protest recent federal actions that organizers say have imperiled the future of scientific research.
The Herald recaps the impact of the Trump administration’s actions on higher education institutions.
Ashish Jha, dean of the School of Public Health, advised students and faculty to “stay resilient” during a talk hosted by the SPH Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The event — which was the first of a three-part series on resilience in public health — took place amid recent Trump administration ...
Warren Alpert is one of four medical schools to be investigated for alleged antisemitism.
Christopher Collins MPP’12, who was among the 67 killed in the D.C. plane crash, spent his time at Brown exploring education policy and finance.
Brown is prepared to exercise its “legal right” to challenge laws, regulations or other orders, leadership says.
Nearly a thousand medical residents at Brown-affiliated hospitals are gearing up for bargaining after unionizing earlier this month. The residents announced plans to unionize in November, pushing for higher compensation and better working conditions to mitigate “rampant burnout.”
Shankar Prasad PhD’06 will step down from his role as dean of the School of Professional Studies, effective Jan. 31, University officials announced Thursday.
The lecture revolved around Basamajian's ethnographic fieldwork in Ohio, where she dove into the politics of abortion care.
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