More than 40 percent of students said they had no opinion of the job that the Undergraduate Council of Students is doing, while almost half said they approved of UCS' job, according to a recent Herald poll.
A resolution proposed to the Undergraduate Council of Students last night would seek to raise the student activities fee by $8.
The Undergraduate Council of Students approved the first Category S student group to cheers and applause at their general body meeting Wednesday night.
Meeting for the first time in their new home in the new Blue Room, members of the Undergraduate Council of Students outlined their main goals for the semester Wednesday night. Dean of the College Katherine Bergeron and Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services Margaret Klawunn updated council ...
If he wants to successfully pass health care reform, President Obama should move quickly and disregard his economic advisers. So says Professor of Political Science James Morone, author of a recent book on past presidents and their pushes for change.The release of Morone's book — which he co-authored ...
While many of their classmates had already cleared campus, over a hundred students gathered in Stuart Theater on Tuesday to hear the words of wisdom of John Krasinski '02, star of the hit NBC comedy "The Office."
At 8 a.m. on a Wednesday morning early last month, movers knocked on William Trinh '12 and Greg Bergeron's '12 dorm room in King House. They were there to move Trinh and Bergeron, two of the eight freshmen who were placed in King House due to a shortage in housing, to a traditional freshman unit in ...
While on the campaign trail for the U.S. House, Josh Segall '01 occasionally carries around with him a beat-up pair of gym shorts that were mailed to him by an old Brown classmate. The shorts, which his Brown classmate used to wear while running, were made in an Alabama plant that is now shut down. ...
Late last Thursday night, an excited group of seven girls crept quietly down a hallway on Pembroke Campus. "We have to be quiet like ninjas - we want it to be a surprise," Kim Gemme '09 heard one of her co-conspirators whisper.
A new vending machine in Faunce House will soon cater to students' late-night cravings for more than just the munchies.
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