Roundup of book recommendations from university professors includes a book recommendation from Johanna Hanink, Brown associate professor of classics: "Why Bob Dylan Matters" by Richard F. Thomas.

Physicists from Brown University have proposed a new way to find dark matter, using a huge tub of helium in a superfluid state.

Op-ed by associate professors at Brown and fellows of the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society, about scientists from the Environmental Protection Agency who were prevented from making presentations at a conference about climate change impacts on Narragansett Bay

It’s not the first time that Brown University has partnered with schools affected by natural disasters. Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the school welcomed students who had been displaced in New Orleans. The school has already enrolled 15 students from the University of Puerto Rico and 10 more are scheduled to arrive at Brown on Tuesday.

Developed for experiments with fruit flies, ‘trans-Tango’ technique has potential for breakthrough human applications.

Article highlights Brown's Maya Lin sculpture, “Under the Laurentide,” a huge piece of Chelmsford granite intricately sculpted to show a topological map of the bottom of Narragansett Bay.

Continued coverage of the the possible move of the Rosa Parks house to Rhode Island in a project being organized by a Berlin-based artist and Brown University.

ESPN’s Chris Berman, a 1977 Brown University graduate, and Jake Tapper, a 1991 graduate of Dartmouth College, will serve as honorary captains for their school’s football game at Fenway Park on Nov. 10.

A feature on how the conventional view for decades among economists has been that technological advances create as many opportunities for workers as they take away. In the past several years, however, research has begun to suggest otherwise. Article prominently features Brown computer-science professor Stefanie Tellex who studies ways to create robots that can work cooperatively with humans in Brown's Humans to Robots Laboratory.

Brown Professor of Cognitive, Linguistic and Psychological Sciences Joachim Krueger is quoted in a story focused on what research says about those who brag and what those findings mean for President Donald Trump.

Environmental studies faculty member Meredith Hastings, who is part of a national project to prevent sexual harassment in Earth sciences fields, offers comment on how victims are often questioned after raising allegations. The comment comes in the context of sexual harassment allegations against David Marchant, a prominent Antarctic geologist and Boston University professor.

A new study by Willoughby Britton, an assistant professor of psychiatry and behavior at the Warren Alpert Medical School, and other researchers finds that dependable scientific evidence has lagged worrisomely behind the rapid and widespread adoption of mindfulness and meditation for pursuing mental and physical wellness goals.

In the aftermath of last week’s shooting in Las Vegas, CBC interviewed Associate Professor of Medicine Megan Ranney on the U.S. government’s role in research into firearms violence and how such research could help to save lives.