Samantha Chambers

Serving the Brown community since 1891

Serving the Brown community since 1891

Serving the Brown community since 1891

Serving the Brown community since 1891

An anti-hazing and philanthropic organization, the fraternity currently serves 18 undergraduate members and several affiliated alumni.

After over a year of renovations, Churchill House reopened to University faculty and students this fall. The renovations to the building — which houses the Department of Africana Studies and the Rites and Reason Theatre — started in July 2022. The $20 million project added 3,000 square feet of space to the building, as well as several modernizing and accessibility-improving updates, according to a Sept. 26 University report. During the renovations, Churchill occupants temporarily relocated to Andrews House for the 2022-2023 academic year. 

The University has continued to advance plans for a new partnership program with several public and private HBCUs.

The University launched its Critical Native American and Indigenous Studies concentration this fall.

“Up Home: One Girl’s Story” is an autobiographical account that follows the former Brown president’s personal and professional life and experiences facing adversity.

This activism is part of a larger push to combat the state’s housing crisis and tenant rights problem.