Can you have your Ratty cake and eat it too? With recipes from the new blog "Ratty Gourmet," launched earlier this month by twins Connie Wu '13 and Annie Wu '13, you can — using just a dash of creativity and a few simple ingredients from the Sharpe Refectory or the Verney-Woolley Dining Hall.
Deputy Ambassador to Afghanistan Francis Ricciardone, Jr. sat down with The Herald Monday morning to talk about his life as a diplomat and about American relations with Afghanistan. Ricciardone, who was on campus for an evening lecture titled, "What are We Doing in Afghanistan?" at the Watson Institute ...
Strains of bagpipe music lingered in the air as students, faculty and Providence community members gathered on the Main Green Wednesday to honor the soldiers who have served in armed duty. But unlike previous Veteran's Day ceremonies at Brown, for the first time in 20 years a University president and ...
Brown's Population Studies and Training Center, a research facility that studies demographics, has been awarded a half-million dollar Hewlett Foundation grant to recruit more graduate students from sub-Saharan Africa and provide more support to students and alumni.
Water molecules have been found on the moon by a research team headed by Professor of Geology Carle Pieters. But like many momentous scientific advances, the discovery was made almost by accident.
It represents a homecoming of sorts. "Tanner Hall," a film set amid Rhode Island's picturesque landscape and historic architecture, brought its creators — Francesca Gregorini '90 and Tatiana von Furstenberg '91 — back to the birthplace of their friendship. The independent film is the brainchild ...
The Alpert Medical School is set to move into a new home and implement a novel "academy" system for first- and second-year students in August 2011, administrators said last week.This coming March, the University will begin renovating a former factory at 222 Richmond Street in Providence's Jewelry District ...
Of the $1.1 billion allotted to Rhode Island under the economic stimulus bill signed by President Obama in February, $291,500 is on its way to local art projects.
The Rhode Island General Assembly has voted to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to pre-register to vote.
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