First readings, first impressions
President Simmons and 87 other faculty members and administrators volunteer to lead First Readings seminars.
President Simmons and 87 other faculty members and administrators volunteer to lead First Readings seminars.
Physics professor Sean Ling reports an advance with a DNA-sequencing technique by hybridization.
Brown partners with the non-profit QuestBridge, which helps low-income, high-achieving students with the college application process.
The Bell Gallery opens its 2010-11 season with an exhibition celebrating the centennial of Brown’s John Hay Library, including rare paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and artifacts from the library.
Using dust, debris, and lint swept from the exhibition space, local artist Alison Owen creates a wallpaper installation for display in the Bell Gallery lobby.
Brown Alumni Magazine asks physicist Greg Landsberg why he is trying to make black holes.
Mom, scholarships inspired Tan Nguyen ’10 to excel.
The Chronicle of Higher Education examines Brown’s choice to save $35 million by renovating a 1928 former costume-jewelry factory to house Warren Alpert Medical School.
With the return of 20 players from last year’s squad, men’s soccer looks to build on its success from last season.
The President's Staff Advisory Council invites staff to enjoy a frozen treat on Wriston Quad, Wed, Sept. 8, 12-2 p.m.