The path from high school to Brown is less direct for some than others. Some students might take time off to travel or work, but a few head to the California desert to a small institution called Deep Springs College, where they farm alfalfa, herd cattle and read Nietzsche with around 26 other young ...
Construction began Monday to replace the University's high temperature hot water distribution pipe, commencing the first phase in a 10-year renovation of utilities that will cost Brown over $41 million, according to administrators.
Republican David Talan announced his campaign to be mayor of Providence Wednesday night, delivering a speech at Columbus Theatre, located at 270 Broadway, that filled less than one-third of the building. Talan, a computer systems analyst, told a group of fellow Republicans he plans to run a "visible ...
The Undergraduate Council of Students passed a resolution seeking to end the ban on postseason competition for Ivy League football programs at its general body meeting last night. The council also passed a resolution endorsing a renewable energy fee of $25 to be imposed on each student.
Top administrators from Brown and Microsoft Research unveiled plans yesterday for the creation of the Microsoft Center for Research on Pen-Centric Computing, a multifaceted initiative of pen-based computing at Brown in which Microsoft will invest $1.2 million over the next three years. The announcement ...
Studying genetically engineered cells might not be everyone's ideal summer activity, but a group of Brown students may spend their summer doing just that. John Cumbers GS, a native of Great Britain and graduate student in the Department of Bio-Med, is currently recruiting students to participate in ...
Travis Rowley '02 has some things to say about his alma mater.
About two weeks ago, Cody Campanie '08 chose to not shower for three days because of hot water loss in Caswell Hall. During that stretch, Campanie played two rugby practices and lifted weights. "I didn't have much contact with girls Monday through Wednesday," he added.
The leaders of Brown's partisan organizations were not shocked by the results of a Herald poll released last week showing that the University is a predominantly Democratic campus.
Residential Council voted to recommend a new housing lottery system Tuesday afternoon with 10 yeas, one nay and one abstention. If the Office of Residential Life follows ResCouncil's recommendation, all undergraduates applying for on-campus housing for the 2006-2007 school year will participate in a ...
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