A Brown University sophomore sent a DOGE-like email to non-faculty employees and now might face possible sanctions for ...

Alex Shieh, a 20-year-old sophomore at Brown University, wants answers from 3,805 administrators on how they spend their day at the Ivy League institution.

Alex Shieh, a student reporter for The Brown Spectator, is being investigated by Brown University. His alleged crime? Asking administrators about their jobs. On March 18, Shieh emailed each of Brown's ...

The undergrad, modeling his effort after Elon Musk, is facing an investigation by the school after he asked nearly 4,000 ...

The University has launched a preliminary review of Alex Shieh ’27 for student conduct violations following his publication ...

Brown University has opened an investigation into a student for sending emails to administrators asking them what they do in ...

A Brown University student who sent 3,805 administrators a DOGE-style email asking them to describe the tasks they perform each week.

Alex Shieh, a Brown University student, faces accusations after questioning the roles of non-faculty employees using AI technology and publishing data. Shieh was investigating the allocation of high ...

Alex Shieh thought the ask was simple enough: In so many words, justify your job. Last week, the Brown University sophomore emailed the more than 3,500 administrators and staff members who work ...

A student at Brown University is being accused by the university of causing "emotional harm" because he asked the school's non-faculty employees what they do all day. "It costs $93,064 to attend ...

college sophomore Alex Shieh had a straightforward question for the thousands of university administrators employed by Brown University, where tuition is approaching six figures a year ...