Brown University Campus

Nick shows off the hall in Nelson Fitness center

Brown has an ideal setting that offers a mixture of city and suburb feels. Its location is a primary reason why students choose Brown.

The Student Employment Office (SEO) can assist you by providing information on job opportunities, as well as important policy and practices guidelines.

The John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library was constructed between 1962 and 1964

Ike is a junior studying business, entrepreneurship, and organizations. He is heavily involved around campus. Check out Bruno the Bear in the background - it has been the college's mascot since 1887.

Going to school in a good-size city also means we have AWESOME food options available all over town! We often leave campus to go eat at local restaurants.

It's very common for Brown students to eat a local restaurants around Providence. One of the perks of going to school in a city - an awesome food selection!

Manu, president of the International House, explain his reasoning for choosing Brown - the community atmosphere.

Tomi considers The Ratty the number 1 eatery on campus. The Ratty is a buffet-style dining hall and is open from 7am to 7:30pm and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Hotel Andrews is a large semi-quad structure made of a main terrace and two winged dorms connected on both sides. The wings, East and West Andrews, along with the main hall, create a space known as Andrews Commons.

It's very common for Brown students to eat a local restaurants around Providence. One of the perks of going to school in a city - an awesome food selection!

RIPTA (Rhode Island Public Transit Authority) allows students to get from campus to anywhere in the city conveniently and cheaply! Going to school in a city already comes with a ton of perks, and the RIPTA makes it even easier for students to enjoy everything that Providence has to offer.

Nick shows off the new facade of Barus and Holley engineering building and talks about he survived the winters

Nick shows off and talks about the accessibility services available to Brown students

Brown offers an entire advising program for premed students interested in eventually going to med school.

Nick gives parting words on brown

Hotel Andrews is a large semi-quad structure made of a main terrace and two winged dorms connected on both sides. The wings, East and West Andrews, along with the main hall, create a space known as Andrews Commons.

While in Andrews burrito line, I talk to Tanay about the culture of support on campus and what he likes about this school

he new Andrews Commons is the main gathering area for first-year residential life on the Pembroke Campus. The renovation for student commons at Andrews Hall converted the existing 61x100 ft dining hall and a portion of the terrace level residential hall into a student center and 24-hour study center.

Nick shows his favorite place to study on campus which is a bit of a hidden gem

Ike is a junior studying business, entrepreneurship, and organizations. He is heavily involved around campus. Check out Bruno the Bear in the background - it has been the college's mascot since 1887.

Martha chose Brown University because of the environment, students are very passionate and engaged to whatever they do.

Browns Campus is a very beautiful campus, the architecture is incredible.

Rebecca loves to live in Providence because it is peaceful and interesting place.

Martha shares her thought about the Student Body at Brown University.

Meet Tomi, a Nigerian American who plans to concentrate in history at Brown University. He is involved in more campus organizations than we can count on both hands!

Ike ask Kyla about the Student Body at Brown University.

Ike daily routine going to school, would probably pass by the infamous building around the campus.