Students across the country shouldn't be surprised if they see empty gun holsters infiltrating their classes this week. As part of the second "empty holster protest" organized by Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, members are sporting the accessory to symbolize the restrictions institutions place ...
JuicyCampus.com, an anonymous college gossip Web site with a network including over 60 campuses, asks users to "give us the juice."
As she brought her sexual assault case to a University non-academic disciplinary hearing, Kezia Spence '08 said she realized the process to hold the accused responsible would be more difficult than she originally thought. "I knew I would have to fight against the Brown system to have my story heard, ...
Angus Kingon, professor of engineering, and a team of graduate students will develop a course on technology innovation for the University of Cape Town in South Africa as part of an initiative introduced this month by the investment bank Goldman Sachs, which seeks to bring business education to 10,000 ...
After donning Speedos and chain mail in a video that also featured Professor of Biology Ken Miller '70 P'02 and Sharpe Refectory cashier Gail McCarthy, eight freshmen won the first pick in this year's housing lottery.
Growing up outside Washington, D.C., Dan Ehlke GS relished the occasional snow days in his hometown and marveled at the powerful precipitation that could shut down an entire city. Now, at 29, Ehlke has turned his childhood fascination into a lifelong pursuit.
There's a good chance you've heard about Brown's impressive collections on the admissions tour - the fabled human skin-bound books and the extensive toy soldier collection at the John Hay Library have long been selling points for Brown tour guides. But have you seen any of it since arriving on campus? ...
"Speaking in Tongues," a play by Australian playwright Andrew Bovell and directed by Michael Dean '09, opened Thursday night in the Production Workshop's upstairs space.
MEZCLA, the Latino performing arts troupe, held their fall show Thursday and Saturday in a nearly sold out Salomon 101. The "Dirty Dancing"-themed show featured dancers, singers, musicians and poets in 18 different acts representing diverse performance styles and traditions from Latino culture.
A founding member of the Guerrilla Girls, an influential art activist group, spoke Tuesday night to a packed Carmichael Auditorium. The speaker - who goes by the name Kathe Kollwitz and wears a gorilla mask when working with the group - presented a slide show of the group's past work, and with humor ...
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