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Computer science TAs, community coordinators, shuttle drivers and dining workers reached contract agreements with Brown this year.
As international students nationwide confront federal threats challenging their ability to study in the United States, certain provisions of the Graduate Labor Organization’s most recent contract have taken on newfound relevance in protecting students on visa status.
Brown is cutting ties with a long-running K-12 history curriculum used by over a million students nationwide.
Breyer told The Herald that the court faces challenges with historic political divisions.
Faculty and graduate students reflect on the impact of the March 13 ban on nonessential travel.
Brown Center for Students of Color student workers are fighting for speech and programming protections.
The Herald spoke with four students whose plans have changed due to recent federal actions.
The freeze will remain in effect through the end of the 2025 fiscal year.
The event, hosted on March 9, included representatives from unions at Brown and across Rhode Island.
The Herald recaps the impact of the Trump administration’s actions on higher education institutions.
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