This month we spotlight the multiple ways in which Sarah Williams and Enongo Lumumba Kasongo involve community members.

The Society of Royce Fellows welcomes twenty-three new student scholars at its 27th annual induction ceremony on April 13, 2023

As part of his senior thesis, Aaron Castillo partnered with PPL to present an exhibition that delves into the food cultures of Providence communities displaced by redevelopment and gentrification.

This year’s recipients represent some of the excellent engaged scholarship by faculty at Brown with community partners in Rhode Island.

This month we spotlight efforts around housing justice.

Brown University and its athletic department have a rich history of utilizing athletics as part of the University’s overall goal of developing the entire person.

This month we spotlight the Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative (NAISI)

This month we spotlight the Community-Based Learning and Research (CBLR) Fellowship

This month we spotlight faculty members who are engaging students with language skills with the local community.

The Swearer Center for Public Service is excited to bring The Laidlaw Scholars Leadership and Research Programme to Brown University.

This month we spotlight faculty members who are teaching courses on community-engaged research.

This month we spotlight faculty members across the university who are working with communities to improve air and water quality.

This month, we spotlight community engagement and inclusion efforts in the Department of Chemistry.

The Brown-Tougaloo Partnership (BTP) began in 1964 and remains a core partnership today.

Congratulations to our graduating seniors and Swearer award winners! Stop by our Open House on May 27 from 1 to 3 p.m. with your family and friends to connect with staff and pick up your cords before Commencement.

This year’s recipients represent a snapshot of the engaged scholarship produced by faculty at Brown. This scholarship comes from multiple disciplines, employing various methodologies to co-create knowledge on numerous subjects of value to a range of both local and international communities.

Looking back at 25 years of student-driven, community-based research

Brown University is offering a new undergraduate certificate for students interested in integrating academic study with community-based learning, research, and action

This month’s spotlight features two leaders from the Superfund Research Program.

This month’s spotlight features Tracy Breton, who is teaching students public-interest journalism skills in ways that have public impact.

This month’s spotlight focuses on José Itzigsohn, Professor of Sociology

This year’s recipients represent a snapshot of the engaged scholarship produced by faculty at Brown. This scholarship comes from multiple disciplines, employing various methodologies to co-create knowledge on numerous subjects of value to a range of both local and international communities.

This year’s recipients represent a snapshot of the engaged scholarship produced by Brown faculty. This scholarship spans multiple disciplines, employing diverse methodologies to co-create knowledge on subjects of value to local and international communities.

This spotlight focuses not on individual faculty, but rather a department committed to engaged scholarship, as evident in its activities, liberal learning goals, and Departmental Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan (DDIAP).