College Media Network

Professors in the Department of Cognitive, Linguistic and Psychological Sciences moved into a temporary home at 229 Waterman St. over the summer.
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By: Ben Noble

Deputy Provost Vincent Tompkins ‘84 left the University July 1 to lead a private school in New York City.
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By: Rebecca Ballhaus

When medical marijuana became legal in Rhode Island in June 2007, Luis Hernandez figured it would only be a matter of time until a school teaching proper growing techniques sprang up.
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By: Nicole Boucher

Brown received a $15.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a mathematics institute that will focus on the connection between mathematics and computational research.
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By: Mark Raymond

This summer, a University research project was transformed into legislation aiming to address the effects of climate change in Rhode Island.
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By: Dan Davidson

When the votes are counted after November’s midterm elections, don’t expect to hear much about how voters under the age of 30 influenced the results.
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In his keynote address to the members of the Class of 2014, Professor of Africana Studies Barrymore Bogues urged students to consider all people foremost as fellow human beings.
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By: Yue Wang

To be able to evaluate professors’ teaching performance is a disproportionately huge power granted to students that is unnecessarily complicating the dynamic between teachers and students and negatively influencing the quality of higher education.
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By: Ashley Aydin

President Ruth Simmons touched on the University’s budget and provided statistics for the class of 2014 at a special faculty meeting held Wednesday.
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Democrat Frank Caprio has taken a slight lead against his top opponent, Independent Lincoln Chafee ‘75, in the latest poll in the Rhode Island race for governor.
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Rhode Island’s Congressional delegation recently came under fire from a watchdog group for their support of an earmark that would fund research at Brown.
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By: Bradley Silverman

Congressional candidate Mayor David Cicilline ‘83 has come under fire for using Brown’s logo in a fundraising appeal for Rhode Island’s 1st District race.
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