There is an excitement inherent in the Brown academic community as students benefit from the opportunities offered within a leading research institution while participating in the intimate experience of an undergraduate liberal arts college.

Brown professors are deeply committed to teaching, are preeminent in their fields, and are leaders in advancing knowledge that has broad scholarly, theoretical, and practical applications.

Academic life at Brown is complemented by a vast array of extracurricular opportunities, the breadth and number of which attest to the interests and imagination of the student body. There are hundreds of student organizations on campus. They range from Division I NCAA sports to cultural and ethnic groups and from musical and literary societies to political and activist groups.

The diversity of interests in the Brown community at large is matched by the variety of extracurricular activities amongst students of color at Brown. One look at a sampling of organizations founded by and/or serving students of African, Asian, Latino and Native American descent demonstrates that students of color at Brown are anything but a monolithic group, bringing to the University a myriad of talents, passions, and affinities.

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