Sixty-five students will receive University internship funding for this summer, the Career Development Center announced earlier this month. But as the number of students applying for CDC's two internship assistance programs rises, the number of awards actually given is struggling to keep up.
The Brown Bookstore is delaying the start of its planned extensive renovations until after the end of the semester, said Manuel Cunard, bookstore director. The bookstore originally planned to begin construction this month, but bookstore staff have decided to begin demolition after commencement due to ...
Associate Professor of History Deborah Cohen and Professor of English and Comparative Literature Forrest Gander received Guggenheim Fellowships for 2008. The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, which awards fellowships in the natural sciences, creative arts, social sciences and humanities, selected ...
The Office of Admission received 955 transfer applications for the 2008-09 school year, a figure slightly lower than previous years, said Dean of Admission James Miller '73.
As his new book criticizing Congress and the Bush administration hit stores Tuesday, former Senator Lincoln Chafee '75, a distinguished visiting fellow at the Watson Institute for International Studies, sat down with The Herald to discuss his inspiration for the book, his life after the Senate and the ...
Lincoln Chafee '75, a distinguished visiting fellow at the Watson Institute for International Studies, was technically a Republican during his eight years representing Rhode Island in the Senate, but his strong criticism of the Bush administration, liberal social positions and maverick voting record ...
Non-Mormon universities including Harvard Divinity School, Claremont Graduate University and Utah State University are now adding courses on Mormonism to their curricula, and several schools have added endowed chairs in Mormon studies.
He may not be working for NASA or the Department of Defense, but one Brown professor can predict the course of climate change with his physics equations.
Saturday marked the deadline for transfer applicants to the University, but the Office of Admission won't know how many applications it received for a few weeks, Dean of Admission James Miller '73 wrote in an e-mail to The Herald.
It may soon be illegal for drivers in Rhode Island under the age of 18 to send text messages while driving, though they've been banned from using hand-held cell phones since 2006.
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