Blue State Coffee is no longer exclusive to the Brown community. Now Yale students, too, can enjoy a cup of coffee at the company's New Haven, Conn., location, which opened Feb. 12.
Teach for America, a nonprofit organization that places recent college graduates and professionals in public schools for two years at a time, is expecting a 65 to 70 percent increase in Brown applicants this year, according to Lisa Krauthamer, who is in charge of recruitment for Brown.
Students dreaming of riding a bike around campus need wait no longer, thanks to a new bike-sharing service slated to begin soon.
Literary Arts Program Director Forrest Gander has won an unrestricted $50,000 fellowship award for his poetry and fiction from United States Artists, an artist-advocacy group, the organization announced Nov. 10.
A few lucky Brown students will find an unusual treat in their mailboxes this Halloween. The Brown chapter of the national organization Medical Students for Choice has been selling Condom-Grams to students who'd like to send one to someone special for the holiday.
Parents and other family members arriving at Brown for a weekend of campus events are no longer attending "Parents' Weekend." The Office of Public Affairs and University Relations has changed the name this year to "Family Weekend" in an effort to reflect the range of relatives that descend on College ...
Brown has been selected from a pool of applicants to receive a five-year, $12 million grant that will nearly double its research contribution to the National Children's Study, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development announced last week.
Solutions by The State News
