Information for Students

Libraries

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Writing Center

Information about Writing Center resources: Click Here

Computing Information Services

For networking and help desk support: Click Here

Bookstore

Visit the Brown University Bookstore online: Click Here

Housing

In general, continuing studies students are not eligible for Brown University housing. The University maintains a registry of off-campus accommodations that lists addresses of available rooms and apartments, as well as summer sublets, in the neighborhood. For more information about off-campus housing, students are encouraged to view the listings on line.

Parking

Students may park on the street or use the Visitor Lot after 6pm. The Visitor Lot is located on Brook Street behind Minden Hall.

Recreation & Fitness

Information about athletic facilities: Click Here

Safety & Security

At Brown University, the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff is an important priority. Click here to view the Brown University Public Saftey website.

College Hill

Thayer Street is the business district of College Hill. It’s where you’ll find the Brown University Bookstore as well as a host of restaurants, coffee shops, stores, and street vendors. We’ve included a list of Thayer Street businesses below.

Banks: Sovereign Bank, Citizens Bank, Bank of America

Cafés and coffee shops: Blue State Coffee, TeaLuxe, Au Bon Pain, Starbucks

Convenience: CVS, Store 24, MetroMart Convenience Store, Lucas Opticians, Kinkos (printing)

Restaurants: La Creperie, East Side Pockets, Shanghai, Meeting St. Café, Au Bon Pain, Antonio’s Pizza, Gordito Burrito, Johnny Rockets, Bagel Gourmet, Kabob and Curry, Ben and Jerry’s, Paragon, Subway

Principles of the Brown Community

Brown University continuing studies programs bring together students who share an interest in seeking academic enrichment and intellectual growth. The Office of Summer & Continuing Studies seeks to establish an environment that supports the pursuit of these goals.

The Principles of the Brown University Community form the foundation for student conduct expectations at the University. They emphasize individual integrity, respect for others, respect for University resources, and respect for the values of teaching, learning, and scholarship. Commitment to these principles fosters an environment in which all students may enjoy the rights and privileges that accompany membership in our community.

Students not only have the responsibility to support the Principles of the Brown University Community but also have an important role to play in addressing behaviors that are inconsistent with the Principles.

The Academic Code

Non-Academic Standards of Conduct