Flagship Programs
The Rho Nu Chapter deliberately meets the needs of our community through active and impactful engagement.
Black Arts Brunch is an annual program focused on the promotion and celebration of artistic expression in the Black community.
Black Arts Brunch was started in 2019, and is hosted in collaboration with the Xi Tau Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. The event includes performances from community members, a catered brunch service, local small business promotion, and a space that fosters fellowship and love.
Black Arts Brunch
Rho Nu Runs was an initiative started in the Spring of 2021. During a time of intense social distancing and reduced social connection, Rho Nu Runs was intended to serve as a community-building event centered on physical wellness and service.
Rho Nu Runs takes up a different service cause every year. Past series have included March of Dimes and Community Health.
Rho Nu Runs
The Rho Nu Book Club began as an extension of community-building efforts at the beginning of COVID-19, bringing people together through collective intellectual exploration. Through partnership with a local Black-owned bookstore (The Million Year Picnic), the Rho Nu Book Club supports Black business while enriching our community.
The program has evolved to include collaborations with other student organizations.
Rho Nu Book Club
Black & Gold Leaders Symposium
The Black & Gold Leaders Symposium is an opportunity for community leaders across the Greater Cambridge Area to network and discuss issues on our campuses.
Started in 2022, the symposium has brought together leaders from over 20 student organizations across MIT, Harvard, Tufts, Babson, and Boston University.
