Bell Gallery presents an exhibition by Fatma Bucak
November 16, 2016
New exhibit of photographs and video performances addresses conflict in Turkey and the Turkish-Syrian border.
A major news feature, such as a press release. Something that would appear on the front page.
Brown president’s statement on vandalism of flags
November 16, 2016
Last week’s actions are in direct opposition to Brown’s values.
One Big Self: Celebrating the life and poetry of C.D. Wright
November 16, 2016
In a two-day event titled “Come Shining: In Tribute to C.D. Wright,” the University celebrated the work and influence of the late professor and poet, who died earlier this year.
Robert C. Post on why speech at universities must be regulated
November 14, 2016
Legal scholar argues that free speech, as defined by the First Amendment, would prevent universities from fulfilling their dual missions of research and teaching.
Video: Research Matters! focuses on impact of scholarship
November 14, 2016
At an event in the style of TED Talks, Brown graduate students speak about how their research connects to the issues of today.
Alpert Medical School
$27 million gift to expand Brown’s effort to decipher disease, improve health
November 14, 2016
A new gift from The Warren Alpert Foundation will allow the University to substantially expand and enhance its M.D./Ph.D. program and endow a professorship in the Brown Institute for Translational Science.
Biomedical breakthroughs at the Brown Institute for Translational Science
November 14, 2016
Brown University is pursuing a strategic vision to ensure that the most promising advances in basic biomedical research become new treatments for patients.
Veterans Day ceremony at Brown calls for unity, reflection
November 11, 2016
A crowd near the flagpole on the College Green processed to the tune of bagpipes and patriotic salutes as Brown’s annual ceremony to honor service members stepped off on Friday, Nov. 11.
Commentary
Watson Institute faculty offer perspective on the presidential election
November 9, 2016
Six faculty members from Brown's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs comment on key issues that will concern the American electorate and the next president.
Neuroscience researchers restore leg movement in primates
November 9, 2016
The research is a step toward the development of a system that might help in rehabilitating people who have suffered spinal cord injuries.