Brown faculty, students concerned about surveillance suggested in University action plan
By Emily Feil | September 20Since December, the University has added over 700 security cameras to campus.
Since December, the University has added over 700 security cameras to campus.
Sunstein delivered a lecture for a PPE event celebrating Constitution Day.
The application no longer asks “In one sentence, Why Brown?” and “What three words best describe you?”
Last year, the University ended a program requiring first-years to read Brown’s 2006 Slavery and Justice Report.
Bellamkonda, who was appointed to the position in March, credits his time at Brown for influencing his career path.
The Herald spoke to three graduate students about what attracted them to undergraduate groups.
The author is most known for her second novel, “Wolf Hollow,” and other works of middle-grade fiction.
On July 10, Vice President for Research Greg Hirth co-authored a comment for Brown advocating against the OMB’s changes.
The building is now set to be located at the intersection of Brook and Charlesfield streets.
Campus groups emphasize openness and member dedication during recruitment cycles
The Herald spoke with four pairs of seniors who remained close friends after rooming together as first-year students.
New furniture, lighting and walls debuted in the Ratty, with additional renovations planned for winter break.
The judge's decision to issue a preliminary injunction came after he questioned the government’s case for the policy in a Sept. 3 hearing.
The University has continued to roll out campus security updates since the Dec. 13 shooting.
Students for Educational Equity is working to raise both the $0 parent contribution threshold and the full tuition eligibility threshold.
Some faculty members said they were surprised to see their research projects used to demonstrate progress toward the commitments.
Awardees split their award between housing, groceries, transportation costs
The Herald spoke with four clubs at the Student Activities Fair, ranging from STEM to foreign policy.
The Herald spoke with several international students, who worry the new rule could affect their academics and research.
The report was released in May and catalogued past and current initiatives related to the University’s relationship with Indigenous peoples.