On collegiality and community: reflections from the chancellor’s colleagues
May 26, 2016
Corporation officers who have served with Thomas J. Tisch share insights on his contributions to Brown and his approach to leadership.
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As his term culminates, Chancellor Tisch honored with celebration, portrait unveiling
May 26, 2016
During a Commencement and Reunion Week celebration, peers and colleagues honored the 1976 Brown graduate and Corporation leader with reflections on his leadership.
Student’s senior thesis becomes Gates Foundation-funded project
May 26, 2016
Wilson Cusack, a senior computer science concentrator, developed a text-message-based trading platform that helps connect farmers and buyers. With a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, he’ll pilot the project in the West African nation of Ghana.
Topping-off ceremony celebrates new School of Engineering building
May 25, 2016
Brown University leaders joined Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza and others to discuss the importance of the new building for the University and for the City.
After season for the ages, men’s lacrosse team heads to the NCAA Championship Final Four
May 25, 2016
The team persevered in last weekend’s quarterfinal matchup with Navy, despite the absence of standout player Dylan Molloy.
BrownConnect taps into extended University community to enhance internship access
May 24, 2016
CareerLAB’s newest tool, now in its second year, connects students with alumni and parent employers who are looking specifically for Brown students.
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Brown to celebrate engineering building topping off
May 23, 2016
Brown officials and the Mayor will discuss the importance of the new building for Brown and Providence.
Brown unveils visiting professors program as part of diversity and inclusion efforts
May 23, 2016
The campus-wide Provost’s Visiting Professors program will offer short-term appointments at Brown to exceptional faculty from historically underrepresented groups.
Where meter meets mainframe: An early experiment teaching poetry with computers
May 23, 2016
A recently unearthed film from 1974 documents an early foray into the digital humanities by two Brown professors.
Taking control of key protein stifles cancer spread in mice
May 20, 2016
In a new study in mice, researchers overcame a process by which cancer co-opts a fundamental protein into protecting it against the body’s defenses.