President Paxson details how University would respond to federal attacks on academic freedom
By Roma Shah | March 20The announcement comes after federal funding threats at Columbia and Penn.
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The announcement comes after federal funding threats at Columbia and Penn.
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The Corporation, the University’s highest governing body, approved a 4.85% increase in undergraduate tuition and fees at its February meeting, according to a Today@Brown announcement from President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20. The increase includes a 4.5% increase in undergraduate tuition. ...
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Funding will support financial aid, professorships and campus improvements, among other projects.
The University launched the campaign in 2015, aiming to fund its 2013 strategic plan.
On Dec. 17, Brown announced plans to expand its online master’s programs in the hopes of reducing its $46 million structural budget deficit. The University hopes to raise its number of online learners to 2,000 students within the next five years, according to the announcement.
Every summer, high school students from across the globe make their way to Brown for its annual pre-college programs. Ranging from one to six weeks long, the programs give attendees a glimpse of undergraduate college life.
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