Brown University Traditions - Naked Donut Run

Naked Donut Run

See also: Streaking at educational institutions

At the end of each semester, towards the end of the Reading Period that precedes exams, a group of students walks naked through student libraries such as the Rock, the SciLi, and the CIT and offer donuts to students who are studying in an attempt to alleviate stress. The Fall 2010 run was interrupted by security guards who were apparently unaware of the tradition, but Brown's Department of Public Safety has since indicated that there will be no attempt to stop the run in the future.

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