Attended sporting event for child. Facilities were excellent. Accomodated numerous out of town families comfortably.

Nice clean campus, Students are laid back and nice. Plenty of restaurants and stores nearby. Near downtown Providence.

My husband and I visited Brown University with our son for the "Accepted Students Weekend" Of course, I do not have to go into what a great school they are academically! We really loved it alot - the school is a nice mix of a campus feel but within a small city. Area was very clean and seemed very safe.... More

We were here for a Campus Tour. Our tour guide met us promptly at 3pm. She was energetic and proud of her school. The campus is beautiful and well worth a visit if you are in the area. It was easy to walk to from our hotel in the downtown area. I felt very safe with our group of high... More

Visited this campus as the students, pulling their luggage, were returning from Spring Break. A delightful area in which to walk and admire the historic buildings.

Very limited parking! Visitor's parking lot is a few blocks away from visitory's center and costs $3/hour! So if you come from a place where parking is generally plentiful and free, this will be an adjustment. I understand the parking enforcers are quite strict as well. Two hours limit on any one time per block. (i.e.. you cannot just move... More

I want to say I m not biased--though my daughter is a student at Brown. After our "tour" days at the colleges all across the US that she hoped to attend, I came home from New England with the firm conviction that not only American travelers, but tourists from all over the world should see any or all of our... More

the institution is full of rich heritage wonderful historic grounds surrounds the campus. beautiful east side overwhelms the college with history arts.and the teaching staff top notch.sending your kids away might be sad they are going to be in great hands in this university .. .

While in the neighborhood, take a walk in the Ivy League school campus. Check out the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology inside Manning Hall. Its only one room exhibit but read the captions...its get you thinking. Its free, street parking is an issue.