Brown, along with 35 other colleges and universities, joined an amicus brief on July 22 emphasizing the importance of federal funding in conducting Harvard’s academic research.

President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 will step down from her role as University president at the end of the 2026–27 ...

On August 1, the University launched the Office of Student Recovery and Care — housed in the Division of Campus Life — to provide a resource for students who self-identify as being most directly ...

As the college admissions landscape evolves each year, the complexities of the process have long garnered national attention from prospective applicants and anxious parents alike. In the months ...

After about three years of construction — and nearly two months of delays due to pushback from the Trump administration —Revolution Wind began delivering electricity to the New England grid on March ...

The I-195 Redevelopment District Commission was formed in 2011 after the relocation of over 26 acres of land formerly occupied by Interstate 195. Developments have included a public park, hotels, ...

Currently, the DHS admits F-1 students and J-1 exchange scholars for a flexible amount of time known as “ duration of status ...

On Wednesday evening, Brown welcomed 890 of 5,406 early decision applicants to the class of 2030 “as the campus works to heal” from Saturday’s mass shooting, according to a University press release.

Last week, Brown’s Graduate Labor Organization held their first substantive bargaining session with the University, where the organization proposed changes to policies on benefits and academic freedom ...

Despite efforts to limit the impact of the Supreme Court’s ban on race-based affirmative action, Brown’s class of 2028 has a significant decrease in Black and Hispanic domestic students compared to ...

Last spring, 555 students enrolled in CHEM 0350: “Organic Chemistry I.” But during pre-registration this fall, prospective students were met with a new course cap: Only 410 students were able to ...