Division of Campus Life
Student Activities

Stephen Robert '62 Campus Center

The Student Activities building, originally dedicated in 1904 and later renamed as Faunce House, became the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center in 2009-2010, and serves as one of the major hubs of campus life.

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Stephen Robert '62 Campus Center

The Student Activities building, originally dedicated in 1904 and later renamed as Faunce House, became the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center in 2009-2010, and serves as one of the major hubs of campus life.

Campus Center Hours of Operation

Academic Year

  • Sunday - Thursday: 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
  • Friday and Saturday: 7:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
    (Overnight card swipe access available for students at the Faunce Arch after 11 p.m.)

Summer

  • Monday - Friday: 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
  • Saturday and Sunday: Closed

Common Spaces

There are a number of rooms and common spaces available in the Stephen Robert '62 Campus Center that are open for impromptu meetings and study use.
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Meeting and Event Spaces

The Campus Center is available for university events and meetings with multiple spaces and resources for different needs. Reservations are required.
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Faunce House
View of Faunce from the Main Green

Campus Center Offices

Services and Amenities

  • ATM
  • Bear Bucks
  • TV
  • Recognized Student Organization Storage
  • Billiards
  • Dining (Blue Room and Campus Market)

Campus Center Goals

  • Facilitate informal opportunities for students and faculty to interact outside of the classroom as a means of encouraging such interactions campus-wide,
  • Build a shared sense of community by encouraging use of the Center by all constituencies (faculty, undergraduate, graduate, and medical students, staff, and alumni).
  • Connect the co-curricular programs with the academic lives of students, and
  • Provide support for student activities in order to enhance the experience for those participating in them.

In addition to providing stewardship to the Center, staff in the Student Activities Office host a variety of programs in the building which are open to the entire community.

Faunce Arch
View through Faunce Arch towards the Main Green

2009-2010 Renovation Project

Thanks to the generosity of Stephen Robert '62 and several anonymous donors, the University renovated then-named Faunce House in 2009-2010 to create the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center. Designed by Schwartz/Silver Architects, the Center is a space for the entire Brown community to gather.

Building History