Professors are deciding whether to ban or embrace ChatGPT’s use in their courses.
This past Winter Session, 12 University students traveled to Israel as part of BIOL 1980: “HIV/AIDS in Diverse Settings: Focus on Israel.” The course examines HIV/AIDS in the context of Israel’s “diverse society, unique demographics and universal healthcare,” according to its description on ...
Associate Provost for Enrollment Logan Powell explained that while the University expects the Supreme Court to rule that race can no longer be a factor in applicant selection, the administration is hopeful that the Supreme Court’s ruling will still allow colleges to recruit and conduct their yield ...
The new institute will be established July 1.
On Monday, Feb. 6, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Turkey and Syria. More than 7,000 people have been reported dead, with thousands more left injured. Thousands of buildings have collapsed, leaving countless residents trapped under rubble and debris. Brown community members reflected on the ...
Lindemann has been under construction since 2019.
The School of Public Health hosts the first in a series of seminars titled Climate & Health.
The University community reflects on the first year of the Race, Power and Privilege designation.
The internship program will now only last the length of a semester and will be offered in both spring and fall.
Christopher Vanderpool ’24, author of the recall petition, criticizes recall election procedures implemented by UCS.
Students describe their mixed reactions to the recent UCS petition to recall current President Ricky Zhong ’23.
Meenakshi Narain, who passed away Jan. 1, is remembered by students, colleagues and family as a renowned physicist and tireless advocate for diversity in STEM.
The budget, which has significantly increased since last spring, will include funding for food-insecure graduate students.
TALO and the University agreed that all undergraduate, meta and head computer science teaching assistants who worked during the fall 2022 semester or are currently working during the spring 2023 semester are eligible to vote in the election. If the majority vote yes, the CS TAs will be represented ...
Some students’ perception of safety in Wayland Hall has decreased since an intruder was found in the building, but DPS has made efforts to ensure resident security.
Barsaat, Brown’s South Asian fusion a cappella group, cultivates the diverse skills and backgrounds of its members for musical performances.
Following new equipment updates at the beginning of the semester, the Nelson Fitness Center started using a live occupancy tracker to track the record number of students using the facility.
Students feel increasing pressure to apply for summer internships as spring semester starts.
As the spring semester begins, students and student groups across campus are celebrating the 2023 Lunar New Year, which marks the first new moon of 2023. Celebrations began Jan. 21 in the U.S. and Jan. 22 in Asia; in China, the holiday will end Feb. 6. Lunar New Year traditions trace back ...
The Graduate Labor Organization will begin renegotiating its collective bargaining agreement with the University this February in preparation for the previous contract’s expiration at the end of June, according to Ethan Bernstein, executive dean of administration and finance at the Graduate School. ...
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