The Brown Bears represent excellence, tradition, and championship glory at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. Since adopting their legendary "Bears" identity in 1904, Brown has built one of college athletics' most distinguished legacies, competing with pride in seal brown, cardinal red, and white. Brown rowing stands as a crown jewel program, capturing seven NCAA championships between 1999 and 2011, establishing Providence as a rowing powerhouse. Brown fields a comprehensive athletic program spanning 34 NCAA Division I sports, with sailing also claiming multiple national championships. Notable Bears include Heisman Trophy namesake John Heisman, Olympic gold medalists such as rower Xeno Muller and hockey player Katie King-Crowley, and NFL stars including Super Bowl champions Zak DeOssie and Sean Morey. From the Hunter S. Marston Boathouse to Brown Stadium, campus venues showcase a proud championship tradition. Bruno, the beloved bear mascot since 1921, symbolizes Brown spirit and leadership. “Ever True To Brown” echoes through filled arenas, connecting generations of Bears worldwide. Brown athletics embody Ivy League pride, blending rigorous academics with a fierce competitive spirit, proving that at Brown, champions are forged with tradition, excellence, and unwavering commitment.