On Oct. 7, Maya Regev was kidnapped in Israel. Three years later, she told her story at Brown.
By Rachel Wicker | October 9This Oct. 7 marks the first anniversary of the attacks since all of the living hostages have been released by Hamas.
This Oct. 7 marks the first anniversary of the attacks since all of the living hostages have been released by Hamas.
Brown has received almost $352 million in foreign funding, the second least in the Ivy League.
The protest was part of a national day of action in solidarity with former Cornell student Jane Doe and other victims of sexual violence.
The University is one of nine that the Trump administration is investigating for visa fraud.
The “Lunch and Learn” event was part of a series for Hispanic Heritage month.
Courses remodeled in the program range in subjects from chemistry to East Asian studies.
The meeting also covered the GSC’s presentation to the Corporation on graduate student life.
According to a GAITL report, 41% of humanities and arts students surveyed identified as frequent generative AI users.
Community members marched to the pedestrian bridge, where organizers gave speeches and read from works by Palestinian authors.
A faculty town hall meeting will be held on Nov. 6 to discuss the University’s response to the call.
Faculty will further discuss the revisions in a November town hall meeting.
Greer won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 2018 for his novel “Less.”
The Brown Political Review’s documentary festival took place this past weekend.
Born under South African apartheid, James brings his understanding of the issue to the Watson School of International and Public Affairs.
Two of the ventures featured were founded by students and recent alums.
The 79-year-old progressive will depart from his position in January.
The current DPSEM building will be demolished, and a new economics building will be built on the site.
As Brown courses face enrollment caps, professors of two courses turned to quizzes and exams to determine which students can have a spot.
Kempson succeeds Julia Jarcho, who had served in the role since 2020.
With 18 course requirements, the new concentration is set to be Brown’s most intensive A.B. concentration.