BRUNONIA
Brown was one the first Ivy League schools to accept all students regardless of this characteristic
Religion
This U.S. president’s son and magazine founder graduated from Brown University in 1983.
John F. Kennedy Jr.
Rhode Island is home to the this sport's hall of fame
Tennis
Brown was the first college in the country to offer this as a part of its undergraduate program
Applied Math
This actress, known for the Harry Potter films, earned her degree from Brown University in 2014.
Emma Watson
Rhode Island shares a border with these two states
Massachusetts and Connecticut
This all-female institution merged with Brown University in 197
Pembroke College
Known as the “Father of American Public Education,” this Massachusetts reformer graduated from Brown University in 1819.
Horace Mann
This equestrious sport was played for the first time in the United States in 1876 near Newport.
Polo
Every year on Halloween, students from Brown gather around this—the largest remaining one in the United States!
Pipe organ.
The son of immigrants from Taiwan, this entrepreneur and 2020 presidential candidate earned his undergraduate degree at Brown University.
Andrew Yang
St. Mary's, Rhode Island's oldest Roman Catholic parish was founded in 1828. The church is best known as the site of the wedding of this future United States president in 1953.
JFK
These open only twice a year - inward for Convocation, when first year students are welcomed by the Brown community, and outward for Commencement, where graduating seniors pass through
Van Wickle Gates
This media mogul, founder of CNN, and outspoken philanthropist is a Brown University alumnus from the Class of 1960.
Ted Turner
This "invent"-ful era started in Rhode Island with the development and construction in 1790 of Samuel Slater's water-powered cotton mill in Pawtucket.
Industrial Revolution