Consulting firm Teneo stated that the University should have triggered an emergency siren after the shooting and identified ...
The Corporation — the University’s highest governing body — will employ leadership search firm Spencer Stuart for guidance in ...
Earlier this month, Gov. Dan Mckee announced that the federal government awarded $156 million to the state as part of the Rural Health Transformation Program. The grant will be distributed to 13 ...
Earlier this month, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley announced a proposal to direct $3 million toward creating Providence’s first green revolving fund. If approved, the money will sponsor energy ...
In a historic move, graduate fellows at Brown are seeking recognition as part of the Graduate Labor Organization, the union representing graduate student employees. On Monday morning, leaders from ...
Brown entered into an agreement with the Trump administration last July to end the investigation and restore research funding ...
Democratic voter support for Gov. Dan McKee has fallen behind opposing candidate former CVS Pharmacy President Helena Foulkes, according to a recent University of New Hampshire poll that examined the ...
More than 18% of students at Brown receive some form of accommodations — including extra time to take exams and for housing — through Student Accessibility Services, according to The Herald’s Spring ...
“The Substance” is grotesque, jarring and honestly quite gross. What it lacks in dialogue it makes up for in creeping noises and visuals. The film’s gory nature glaringly contrasts with the idea of ...
The first apartment complex in Rhode Island dedicated to affordable housing for LGBTQ+ elders and allies is planned to open in fall 2027, eldercare nonprofit Aldersbridge Communities announced in late ...
Voter participation rates differ widely across levels of education — according to a new Brown study, administrative burdens are partly responsible. The study, which drew on 17 years of voter data from ...
Brown admitted its early decision applicants to the class of 2030 just four days after the Dec. 13 shooting that resulted in the deaths of two Brown students and the hospitalization of nine others.