Social isolation because of religious beliefs is higher among Jewish and Muslim undergraduates

About a quarter of Muslim undergraduates and one in five Jewish undergraduates feel isolated because of their religious beliefs.

The findings come from the University's 2025-26 Campus Climate Survey, which yielded a 57.3% response rate. n = 6,484
Chart: Ciara MeyerSource: Brown University 2025-26 Campus Climate Student SurveyCreated with Datawrapper