Campus Life

Plenty of options for food.

The food is good, not outstanding.

The food here at Brown is pretty good overall, but can get old really quickly. I suggest get a smaller meal plan so that you can eat off campus more often, like on Thayer Street.

There's quite a few dining areas with differing levels of convenience and variety, depending on your needs.

Brown Dining Services really tries to make dining fun! It all isn't gourmet but there are a lot of great options as well.

They have a pretty big selection on campus and plenty of off campus options within walking distance.

The Ratty is a great place to eat. However, the main campus is located near many awesome restaurants.

I currently live off-campus, so I do not know what the food and dining is like.

The dining hall food could be improved, but the campus cafes often get food from outside vendors and the best on-campus food. Off-campus, there are lots of close (relatively inexpensive) restaurants. In addition, there are food trucks that appear every day!

While Brown may be in the top 10 for vegan friendly dining services, the food overall is lackluster, and the meal plan is a pain.

Not the best

Present but a very small presence .

Greek life participation is much higher among men than women. Although, much of the nightlife is dictated by fraternities.

Not too big here on campus, actually. Definitely tons of other ways to get involved and meet people.

There is very little Greek life but the Greek life that is available throw great parties. But you don't feel hassled to join a frat or sorority. Most parties are thrown by dorms, not houses.

I plan to pledge Kappa Alpha Psi!

I don't partake in this, but it comprises less than 10% of the student body (which I think is wonderful in my opinion).

Greek life is present but not a main attraction on campus.

Not very present

Minimal - 2 Sororities, 6 fraternities, 1 co-ed fraternity, 1 literary house