Inside a "super zippy" silver Dodge Caliber, Evan Pulvers '10, Jing Xu '10, Shruti Parekh '10 and Sarah Gibson '10 blasted a gospel CD. The windows of the rented car were rolled down to let in the 80-degree air, and the odometer read 964 miles as the four girls drove through rolling green vistas toward ...
Approximately 185 security cameras now quietly observe locations on Brown's campus, including Faunce House, the Power Street parking garage and - the newest addition - the 24-hour Friedman Study Center in the Sciences Library.
The occupation of the Welcome Arnold shelter by Brown students, homeless and their advocates - protesting the facility's planned closure by the state - officially ended Friday morning, but the building continues to be occupied by several homeless and their advocates.
CRANSTON - In a vigil that began early Thursday morning, Brown students, homeless individuals and their advocates occupied the Welcome Arnold shelter in Cranston to protest its closure by the state.
The state's largest homeless shelter, Welcome Arnold, will close its doors this morning to make way for a new state police barracks at the Pastore complex in Cranston. The state has made efforts to accommodate those who seek a bed there each evening, but a number of individuals don't know where they ...
New legislation proposed in the Rhode Island General Assembly could eliminate the power of the Electoral College in the Ocean State.
Despite the steep trek back to campus and a seeming scarcity of street signs, the Renaissance City still seems to appeal to Brown students - most undergraduates leave College Hill to dine, shop, work or travel in the rest of Providence at least once a week, according to a recent Herald poll.
The Providence Journal has pulled its financial support from the annual Providence Journal/Brown University Conference on Public Affairs, halting a two-decade partnership between two of Providence's most important institutions.
Beginning this summer, Rhode Island high school biology and neuroscience teachers will receive materials and training from Brown professors and graduate students. A three-year, $636,000 grant by the National Center for Research Resources earlier this month will fund the program, called Project ARISE: ...
Brown has more permanent, tenure-track professors as a percentage of its faculty than do many other universities, while more schools across the country are hiring more part-time faculty members, reports the American Association of University Professors.
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