Photo Gallery

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Pembrokers gather in Charleston SC for a mini-reunion at the end of October 2012.

From feft: Joanne Tenedine Rees, Marjorie Tingle, Suzanne Werber Dworsky, Elaine Tetrault Smith, Minna Saxe, Barbara Jones Nicholson and Martha White Keister

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Pembroke College

The following photos were taken by Barbara Jones Nicholson as part of the architectural tour she conducted at the recent "Women's Leadership Conference: 120 Years of Women at Brown."

Pembroke Hall

Sayles Gym

Miller

Metcalf

Andrews

Alumnae Hall

Pembroke Campus

The Gate

Pembroke College Tribute

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2011

Winter Scenes - Brown campus

A Cold Winter Night

A Walk Through the Campus

Faunce House in the Snow

George Street Gate

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Friedman Study Center

During the winter break (December 2007), when there were no students on the Brown campus, the Brown Club of RI arranged a tour of the new Friedman Study Center, which comprises 3 levels of the Science Library on the corner of Waterman and Thayer Streets.

It is open long hours and supports students' scholarly efforts with individual workstations, collaborative rooms (equipped with whiteboards and projectors), places to relax and a cafe! It is almost always over 90% occupied at any point on weekdays from afternoon into the wee hours. You should make this a part of your next campus visit... along with the Rock and the Hay, which are also being renovated and reshaped to accommodate 3.5 million volumes. Alumni can get a library card for free, and are welcome to borrow materials and use these new spaces. It will help you "make your mind a fit place for your life". A lot has happened in the last half century.......come and marvel at how new technologies are transforming the information landscape!

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